Sentence examples for needed for finishing from inspiring English sources
Levi Strauss has developed a WaterLess™ collection, using treatments in the denim finishing process that reduce by up to 96% the water needed for finishing in some styles.
The switching cost can be tracked down to the large time frame required for the configuration change and the time needed for finishing the hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) processes [3].
A darning needle or crochet hook is needed for finishing your work.
During the third stage Simpson was part of a breakaway with two French riders who repeatedly attacked, forcing him to chase and use energy needed for the finish; he finished third, missing the 30-second bonus for a first-place finish (which would have put him in the yellow jersey).
The need for finishing is to avoid power losses due to friction, increase the wear resistance and to provide a long serviceable life to the equipment.
And Cal State Fullerton officials said extra funding hasn't been needed for their Finish in Four program, which began in 2010.
Mr Eisel stuck with him, exhorting him to continue, carrying Mr Cavendish's sunglasses and radio, all the while calculating the pace needed for the pair to finish inside the cut-off time.
At the beginning of this test, I introduced the research purpose and what was needed for the participants to finish as follows: This research aims to investigate college students' spatial awareness.
New tool materials are needed for efficient and high-grade finishing of difficult-to-work materials such as cladded and sprayed layers, cast iron and hardened steels.
Revenge famously came four years later when in a nail-biting finale he boldly forced Scheidt to the back of the fleet to prevent the Brazilian from securing the finishing place he needed for gold.
As they drive away, there is a sudden shattering series of mining explosions, and the film crew reveal their venality by a jubilant shout – "That is what we need for a finish!" Thus Desai brings her brilliant miniature exposé of contemporary culture to its merciless conclusion.
