Sentence examples for needed in connection from inspiring English sources

Threads are also added, if needed, in connection with new releases of calibration files, when this requires a manual re-running of steps normally covered by the CXC standard data processing pipeline.

His communication with the people of the village was little, only when needed in connection with the plants; his Spanish was poor, despite his ample knowledge of English and Latin.

If the reference product sponsor has sought a preliminary injunction under subparagraph (B), the reference product sponsor and the subsection (k) applicant shall reasonably cooperate to expedite such further discovery as is needed in connection with the preliminary injunction motion.

In the Gulf, Ali said, it was widely known that the Gosaibis needed aluminum in connection with their Pepsi-canning operation, and T.I.B.C. repeatedly "did these Islamic-banking transactions where you buy and sell aluminum".

The reader may wish to casually review it now and return to it as needed, especially in connection with §5.

The rest are entrepreneurs who sought out the QB3 incubators for their proximity to university science, technologies and the talent and connections needed in the starting phases of company growth.

Although the two were close, many Kandahar residents were suspicious of the mayor, in part because of his closeness to the Americans from his years living in the United States, but also because he lacked the tribal connections needed in Kandahar to gather power.

A deeper analysis and broader geographical coverage is needed in order to detect a connection between precipitation and solar variability discernible from greenhouse gases effects.

During the review period a minimum of two computers with internet connection were needed in a separate room in the hospital that could be locked.

Although the administration attempted to mobilize its network of U.S. trained Egyptian officers, Adm. Mike Mullen, then-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, admitted that money "couldn't buy the U.S. the connections it needed in a time like this".

In both cases, one could foresee the need in connection with hot-spots—specific areas where capacity needs to be relieved by multiplexing transmissions in the downlink.