Sentence examples for need for band from inspiring English sources

Capable of generating a big and texturally rich sound without the need for band mates or compromise, synthesizers enable them to make solo trips into the unknown.

Separation was performed using capillary electrophoresis (CE), as opposed to other common gel techniques, to eliminate the need for band analysis on gel matrices.

If you only want a half an half effect there's no need for bands.

Other materials needed for band construction include an angular probe, extension springs (stainless steel and corrosion resistant), a heavy-duty hole punch, needle-nose pliers, sheet metal snips, flexible measuring tape, and a rasp or file.

Those rules did not protect radio astronomy's need for that band at that time.

The deft allusions, haunting imagery and feinting rhymes in Mr. Sheff's songs might seem to eliminate the need for a band.

The better songs – Best of Friends (NME's song of 2012, which says rather more about the magazine's need for a band to carry the standard of guitar rock than the strength of the song itself), Step Up for the Cool Cats and Johnny Bagga Donuts – rattle along breathlessly, aided by a clever lighting design of whites, reds and blues that heightens their drama.

The absence of wiring between driver and transducer provides excellent pulse control possibilities and eliminates the need for broad band matching networks.

The agarose method has been successful, but it has limited throughput because of the need for human band calling.

As an alternative to agarose gel-based fingerprinting methods, which are time-consuming and can often lead to poor maps due to the need for manual band calling and the comparatively low resolution of agarose gels, fluorescence-labeled capillary electrophoresis methods have been developed to produce larger, more accurate contigs using larger sets of BAC clones [ 26- 28].

This advocates the need for multi-band multi-standard receivers.