Sentence examples for necessity of the second from inspiring English sources

Still, the necessity of the second decision did not negate the validity of the first.

But the alternation of heat and refrigeration produces of necessity an alternate admission and discharge of the outer air, and this is a necessity of the second kind.

In contrary to traditional heterodyne interferometers, the application of a single sideband modulator (SSBM) eliminates the necessity of the second millimeter wave (MMW) oscillator, which averts the intermediate frequency (IF) stability problem aroused by the two high frequency oscillators in the traditional heterodyne configuration.

One of these drawbacks is their relatively limited flexibility, and the necessity of the second antigen to be precisely oriented and located in a strictly defined area once the antibody binds the first antigen [13], [14].

"Mrs. Ciempa allowed me to do what children's tales do, live in two places at once: one familiar and snug, the kind you want to run from; the other foreign and dangerous, the kind that underlines the necessity of the first".

But the necessity of these forms ultimately derives from the necessity of the third level of the a priori, because the forms of sensibility and understanding are "scientific abstractions" (Cohen 1987 [1871b], 83 84) from that third level.

In all two-species 2dPCH fits, an F test was used to validate the necessity of the second-component (F>97%).

The example serves as an argument for the necessity of the first two steps of our method.

To the prestige this gave them, the necessities of the second world war added power, notably through "the 1940 system" which put them in charge of the entire industrial economy.

In [11], a spherical outdoor to indoor power spectrum model is developed for the MS, where the necessity of including the third dimension, that is, elevation becomes evident.

By visualizing transformation of the building over time, it becomes possible to demonstrate how a sixteenth century Ottoman building was modified significantly to respond to the perceived medical necessities of the nineteenth century.