Sentence examples for need a surface from inspiring English sources

Besides the cutting knife, you will need a surface to cut the stencils on.

"When you're lying in bed, you need a surface for a clock, book, phone or anything else you bring to bed," he said.

For that, you'll need a Surface Pro which runs Windows 8 on an Intel CPU.

Steric hindrance can be used as well, but the particles do need a surface charge for the process to work (Dusoulier et al. 2011).

The DCP does not need a surface activation with palladium ions, unlike electroless process, which simplified the procedure by reducing directly both, the effluents and the costs.

Moreover, to encode the same information that can be stored in a micromole of DNA (a dilute solution that fits in a 1-liter milk carton) using the current IBM technology, one would need a surface of 160 hectares.

Just as the malleable surface of your multi-bristled toothbrush is optimal for cleaning the hard surface of your teeth, you need a solid surface (like a stainless steel tongue scraper) to really clean the squishy surface of your tongue.

Doing CPR on a soft surface, like a bed, doesn't accomplish much; you need a hard surface to really compress the patient's chest, so every crash cart has a two-by-three-foot slab of hard fiberboard for just this purpose.

The baby ducks will need a rough surface to grasp when attempting to leave the nest, and the momma duck will appreciate a rough surface on the front of the box when she lands.

I think you need a different surface and better furniture, maybe more landscaping.

While the ice screws need a hard surface to drill into, the harpoons are designed to cope with both hard and soft material.