Sentence examples for need of introducing from inspiring English sources
Later, Smith (1962) based on the experimental tests found the need of introducing new required parameters to modelling the infills.
Finally the need of introducing in catalyst design some of the recent developments made in the field of nanostructured electrodes is also commented.
There is a need of introducing high-quality, corrosion resistant Pb-alloy for RVC coating and lowering the plates thickness for better high current performance.
However, there is a need of introducing such mechanism, unavailable for uncontrolled intersections, which help to communicate the vehicles with each other and resolve their conflicts by following the traffic rules.
The equations of motion are formulated as an index-3 differential-algebraic equation (DAE) on a Lie group, with the advantage that rotation variables can be taken into account without the need of introducing any parameterization.
As a consequence, besides adding to the set of conservation equations introduced in Ríos Rodriguez et al. (2016) those corresponding to the momentum and energy balance for considering forced heat convection transfer, there appears the need of introducing additional equations for coupling the natural and forced heat convection transfer models.
"The fact we think the genetic health of the population hasn't been damaged by the decline it went through is just amazing, and eliminates the need of possibly introducing outside genes to recuperate the population," said Dr Mike Cranfield, director of the Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Project, the scheme that collected many of the blood samples used in the study.
Finally, it is a health systems problem because of the need to introduce quality end-of-life care into the education and accountability of health system managers and health care professionals.
"I think we need to be wary of introducing something across the board, because it does take time to work out what the side effects are," says Sophie Corlett, director of external relations at Mind, a British mental-health organization.
He was concerned by the lack of evidence either way as to whether an exception to the rule in Watson was needed or the consequences of introducing such an exception, particularly as the effect of the decision of the majority was to remove the immunity with retrospective effect, and there was "no way back" from this without legislation.
In order to characterize the compactness of, we need to introduce the notion of Carleson measure.
