Sentence examples for need to be properly understood from inspiring English sources
The generation characteristics of distributed generators depend heavily on primary and secondary energy sources, these generating characteristics need to be properly understood.
Employing data officers and digital natives in the boardroom may well help executives understand AI and IoT better, but these technologies need to be properly understood at every stage so that all parts of the data chain run smoothly.
Prof Sir Deian Hopkin, president of the National Library of Wales and adviser to the first minister on World War One, said: "The centenary of the First World War is one of the most important commemorations of our time because so many changes were wrought in Britain and in Europe in those four years of conflict and the consequences need to be properly understood.
For the safe and economic strengthening design, the bond-slip relationship of FRP-ECC-concrete needs to be properly understood.
For the safe and economic design of FRP jackets, the stress strain behavior of FRP-confined concrete under cyclic compression needs to be properly understood and modeled.
For the safe and economic design of FRP jackets, the stress strain behaviour of FRP-confined concrete under cyclic compression needs to be properly understood and modelled.
For both types of applications, the stress strain behavior of FRP-confined concrete under cyclic axial compression needs to be properly understood and modeled for the accurate simulation of such columns under seismic loading.
However, it needs to be properly understood.
Immigration needs to be properly understood first and then appropriate policies formed.
A big part of that means that recommendation technology needs to be properly understood as the tip of the iceberg — it's table stakes and nothing more.
Previously Szreter and Woolcock [ 25] have argued that social capital needs to be properly understood if it is to make a significant contribution to public health theory and highlight the three perspectives, that if made explicit may help clarify why and how social capital can be applied in practice.
