Sentence examples for needed to be packed from inspiring English sources

Scientists began applying these folding techniques to anything — medical, electrical, optical, or nanotechnical devices, and even to strands of DNA — that had a fixed size and shape but needed to be packed tightly and in an orderly way.

In addition, the dynamics of the cell traffic load was treated as an item that needed to be packed into the bins with the size equal to the computing resources in MOPTS, required to support the traffic load.

Radiation-hard electronics associated with each cell, with a high degree of functionality, needed to be packed into as small a space as possible, using as little material as possible.

"And the spares need to be packed in separate Baggies?" "I don't know if they need to be in separate Ziplocs.

She treated them like baggage: troublesome encumbrances constantly needing to be packed and unpacked, trundled from one continent to another and dumped in the latest house or hotel room in the charge of inadequate hired help.

The chief executive of Channel 4 has said that if the broadcaster was privatised it would need to make profits of about £200m annually and the TV schedule would need to be packed with entertainment shows and popular foreign-made hits to be commercially viable.

The device is resistant enough that it doesn't need to be packed away before shipping out, and the e-ink screen on the front, used for configuration, doubles up as a postage label: when the user confirms that they've finished uploading the data to the device, Amazon automatically puts a shipping label on the screen.

Moving house is always an exhausting and stressful experience - but imagine if the property is an aquarium and 2,500 underwater creatures need to be packed up.

The large scale of integration provided by CMOS processes with minimum feature size in the 100 nm range, makes them very attractive in the design of front-end electronics for highly pixelated detectors, where several functions need to be packed inside a relatively small silicon area.

"It goes to the pallet position it has been sent to, lifts it off the frame it is sitting on and transports the entire pallet to a commissioning or "picking" area where workers take the product that need to be packed onto another customer-specific pallet.

It could be an alarm beeping not to encourage me out of bed, but to tell me your meds needs to be administered, a lunch you can't stomach to eat doesn't need to be packed and legs that can longer skip or jump do not require lost sneakers.