Sentence examples for need for conversion from inspiring English sources

But that's not good enough for Benedict because it takes no account of the need for conversion, for "the drama of change and renewal that is central to Christianity".

Further gains could be made by optimising the native data structures and removing the need for conversion.

It emphasizes the need for conversion of the heaviest feeds and for improving the corresponding refining catalysts.

The need for conversion arises mainly in regard to changing growth conditions due to climate change and because of the contrasting intentions of the three silvicultural management regimes.

First, an experiment is conducted to justify the need for conversion rules by having participants convert an existing application to HBase without any guidelines.

There will be, due to the nature of complexity of cases, a need for conversion to internal fixation owing to reasons of patient non-compliance, failure to progress in treatment or persistent complications with continued use of the external fixator device.

Some think: 'I will become a member of another tribe which allows divorce, I will return to my church if they let me.'" But if Arab Christians had the same legal rights as their Muslim neighbours and fellow Christians in the west, there would be no need for conversions.

By taking advantage of several unique properties of shotcrete (flexibility, high bending strength, and ability to increase thickness by successive layers), Swedish practice has developed shotcreting into a single-support system that is strengthened progressively as needed for conversion into the final support.

The solar utility, optimized to collect and concentrate solar energy and/or convert solar energy to electricity or heat, can be used to drive the electro-catalytic, photoelectrochemical, or thermochemical reactions needed for conversion processes.

This was less than the necessary 30 buses needed for conversion to bus services.

Combined with an ADH, these two enzymes are all that is needed for conversion of 2-ketoacids in E. coli into higher alcohols.