Sentence examples for needed for describing from inspiring English sources
There are several problems in giving satisfactory definitions of the phonetic properties of these features, but there is no doubt that binary oppositions of this kind are needed for describing phonological patterns.
This is followed by a review of reaction engineering principles needed for describing the local overall rate of reaction, including a summary of typical models for evaluation of the intrinsic reaction kinetics, incorporation of transport-kinetic interactions, methods for identification of the controlling reaction regime and assessment of the relative contribution of transport effects.
The constants include all three elastic and shear moduli along with the six Poisson ratios needed for describing orthotropic materials in the elastic domain.
Represented in the class Node, a node has a GeoLocation and encompasses common attributes needed for describing a network node, namely, a network stack, a type (i.e. virtual switch, virtual router, virtual machine, etc).
They are also needed for describing mechanical vibrations, and oscillations in electrical circuits.
Consequently, considerable information is needed for describing pathways and characterizing the function and structure of the pathways.
As a rule, when a reporter for a newspaper or magazine goes out on the job, the basic tools he needs for describing what he sees and hears — assuming that he wants to make notes on the spot — can easily be carried in his pocket; if the assignment takes him to another city, he may take a portable typewriter along.
The needed information for describing different aspects of the electron transport is the angular distribution of electron directions after multiple elastic collisions.
In this paper, we study such a constitutive model and the approach to determine the needed coefficients for describing the behavior of metal powder systems during a general compaction process.
For experiments using dsRNA, S2R+ cells were transfected with dsRNA ± plasmids and were harvested as needed for protocols described above.
Unfortunately, commercially available growth supplements are all xenogeneic (bovine origin), therefore ECGS was prepared from human hypothalamus, thereby providing the control needed for the described experiments.
