Sentence examples for necessity the ability from inspiring English sources

Though selectivity is a necessity, the ability to distinguish between the wheat and the chaff has grown increasingly more important.

They have developed through evolutionary necessity the ability to pinpoint the location of chirping crickets, on whose bodies the female deposits her larva (which then consume the said crickets) to propagate.

The usefulness of such a solver hinges on the balance among competing desires like ease of use, speed of forward calculation, scalability to large problems or compute clusters, parsimonious use of memory access, accuracy and by necessity, the ability to faithfully accommodate a broad range of geologic scenarios over extremes in length scale and frequency content.

The third necessity is the ability to attract good people to work in government.

Further necessities are the ability to apply rules and flexibly define reaction rate kinetics and constraints on nested species as well as species that are nested within others.

If this is the case, which it is, then allow me to be much less ambitious by limiting myself to speaking only about the necessity of limiting the ability of Arab countries, Egypt more specifically, from using Media as a lethal weapon.

Then there are the unquantifiable necessities, which include the ability to keep an anxious player calm, get a bored player interested, say the right things at the right times and crack a joke right when your player needs to hear one.

Perhaps, they would say, that last group is a trifle uninspiring.And yet, that last group is responsible for what we now consider one of the most basic necessities of all:  the ability of women to spend their lives on more than housework.

From their website: "Cruzin Cooler combines two basic necessities of life, the ability to have cold food or a beverage handy along with the means to get somewhere, without walking".

Of necessity, this generally precludes the ability to examine phenomena within the context of the larger sociotechnical settings within which salient sociotechnical factors exert their influence.

To study the necessity and ability to climb stairs in persons after a lower-limb amputation (LLA) and the relation of this ability with personal and clinical variables.