Sentence examples for need for joining from inspiring English sources

The emerging need to produce larger and more complex forms of plastics and their composites has increased the need for joining, in particular, the thermoplastics.

The emerging requirement to produce larger and more complex forms of plastics and their composites has increased the need for joining, in particular, the thermoplastics.

Fencelines are carefully woven together by pieces of palm frond and wood, with no need for joins.

The urgent need for joined up approaches to policy and practice lies at the heart of nexus thinking.

You need a means for joining up the dots with the information or the facts that you've encountered throughout your life, not someone else's life.

For example, security measures in the wireless segments need a secure mechanism for joining the network for authorized access.

The second difference is the need for reconstruction joins.

In their analysis of the need for a joined up approach to public health planning for childhood obesity, Hendriks and colleagues point to harsh treatment of interventions which admit to problems, a lack of learning by doing, and a lack of interest in implementation as part of the planning and policy process [ 33].

If you feel you have an extra need for support, join a support group, see a therapist, do good things for yourself.

"Friends thought I needed to see a psychiatrist for joining Allied," he says.

There is a pressing need for developing a suitable technique for joining silicon carbide (absorber) to copper radio frequency structures in Compact Linear Collider.