Sentence examples for operating requires from inspiring English sources

William replies that Avicenna's principle leads to an infinite regress; for if something's operating after not operating requires a change in it, this change will itself require a new cause, and that new cause will itself require a new cause, and so on ad infinitum.

Mr. Moynihan in a statement praised the efforts of Ms. Krawcheck and Mr. Price at Bank of America, saying "delayering and simplifying at the scale in which we operate requires difficult decisions.

While this is a powerful tool, MRI is very costly to operate, requires a great deal of energy, is not mobile in anyway, and is subject to the interpretation of oncologists.

Of course, there's no weed exchange like the Chicago Board of Trade, so figuring out how the national market operates requires groups like Price of Weed, a global index for marijuana sales.

Understanding the scales over which dispersal, genetic drift, and selection operate requires knowledge of population structure.

Understanding how biological systems operate requires a comprehensive grasp of how the components within such systems interact with one another and contribute to the organism's global function.

One mechanism for ltrA to operate requires a functional recA, which might indicate that the recA gene, which in SLY is fragmented by two INDELs, might actually produce a functional protein by a mechanism such as ribosomal slippage.

He added that the limitations on landing slots at the airports where Emirates wants to operate required the use of large planes.

The Signature's new home will have three theaters instead of the one it now operates, requiring an ambitious new slate of programming and an expansion of its one-year, one-playwright formula.

I noticed that the plant was quite spread out, as is mine, which I take to be an inherently inefficient way to operate, requiring too much time spent walking around — in my plant, anyway.

The laws under which they operate require it — their shareholders would revolt at anything less.