Sentence examples for need to peer from inspiring English sources

In the future, the technology of computational photography may guide rescue robots, or endoscopes that need to peer around artery blockages.

To answer the question correctly — or, more precisely, to give the people who write the questions the answer they want — you need to peer inside the brains of many people.

The recent passage into the new century has prompted and accelerated our need to peer into the crystal ball of the future in a variety of disciplines, health care and otherwise.

The 16 metre-high dome, designed to ensure all but the highest lobs remain in play, will end frustrating days when little or no play is possible because of rain and prevent the need to peer through the gloaming during a crucial deciding set, at least for those lucky enough to have Centre Court tickets.

With loving care, he meticulously molded every surface, adding so many details that the window shoppers who passed by all felt the need to peer through the bakery's frosted glass window and exclaim at how closely I resembled a living pig.

RapidMiner wants to provide companies with the tools they need to peer into their data and not have it peer back.

To understand why, in the 20th century, many brilliant intellects made appalling political choices, it isn't clear that one needs to peer deep into the "human mind".

Once y peers with x, it no longer needs to peer with a, a customer of x.

With pixel size that was several metres in size, counter cartography needed to peer into it.

And we do need alternatives to peer review, which especially in a tight funding climate tends to discourage high risk/high reward proposals.

Seven per cent of referrals were judged by the RMC reviewer to need peer to peer feedback.