Sentence examples for need for contacting from inspiring English sources

When the STA enters domains A and B, full EAP-AKA authentication must be performed twice for inter-domain HOs, and fast re-authentication must be performed six times for the other sections (pre-authentication within a domain without the need for contacting the 3G HAAA).

However, further sequences would be neither financially viable nor optimal for research purposes although this may reduce the need for contacting the subjects to perform further investigation to confirm the nature of detected lesions.

A total of 332 ALTOS participants, who had been enrolled prior to introduction of this survey, were sequentially randomized to mail- and then telephone-based (for mail non-responders) strategies, if needed, for contacting participants to complete the survey.

Sustained absorption of dissolved oxygen by the plastron eliminates the need for contact with atmospheric air as long as the surrounding water is well oxygenated.

He always wanted to go his own way and he hasn't had a big need for contact with me," said the father.

Unfortunately, the Peace Corps removes its volunteers just when they are needed the most: when anti-Americanism is running unchecked and the need for contact with ordinary American citizens is greatest.

The latter superbly communicates the Creature's aching need for contact in the scene where Frankenstein tricks and torments him with the sight and touch of a beautiful Bride only to hack her to bits.

Whether it is scientists seeking answers in dogs' mitochondrial DNA, Princess Anne's recent legal run-in with her English bull terrier, or simply the billions of people worldwide who consider their dog their best friend, it is clear that dogs tap into our primal need for contact with the natural world.

Distortions of disgust and anger were associated with T, indicating greater need for contact and the experience of feelings of loneliness.

The need for contact to occur between localized active centers is modelled using a position- and orientation-dependent catalytic rate coefficient peaked about a maximum value at the preferred lock-and-key contact configuration.

Distortion of disgust (attention to aversive stimuli) will correlate with increased need for contact due to feelings of loneliness, suspicion, and concern about intentions of others, and belief that others can humiliate and criticize.