Sentence examples for need of response from inspiring English sources

Reassured that the hand had moved on, that the trauma had passed and was no longer in need of response, the brain released it from the emergency state of feeling pain.

The proposed method has three distinct features for reliability analysis: (a) automatically detecting and adaptively reproducing tri- and higher-variate interactions, (b) greatly alleviating the curse of dimensionality, and (c) no need of response sensitivities.

Other reasons for high performance requirements include also the utilization of compute-intensive algorithms, the execution of large number of scenarios, the urgent need of responses, etc. Different parallel and distributed infrastructures, such as Grids, Clouds, and High Performance Computing (HPC) systems can satisfy the necessary requirements for running these applications (Nativi et al. 2013).

According to the state, the number of toxic meth laboratory sites in need of immediate response nearly tripled to more than 2,000 in the last two years.

St Helens crossed again, through Atelea Vea, before the hosts, clearly in need of a response after a period of dominance from Saints, reduced the deficit to four at the interval via a penalty from Sneyd.

Since classical statistics employs non-trivial probabilities that attach to the single case in its procedures, a fully frequentists understanding of statistics is arguably in need of a response to the reference class problem.

This represents a major deterioration during 2008 – with a 77 per cent increase in the number of people in need of emergency response since January 2008 and a 300 per cent increase since early 2007.

For the reserve allocation process, an approach is used to reduce the need of fast-response reserves.

We need the constellation of response in terms of markers.

The model has already proved to be a useful tool of assessment for the needs of emergency response authorities in contingency planning.

UNICEF's Humanitarian Action Report 2006 includes a compilation of first-hand data and analysis on the urgent needs of humanitarian response in countries where risk of or ongoing emergency situations persist.