Sentence examples for posing the necessary from inspiring English sources

Todd Gitlin (Op-Ed, Sept. 5) states that long before Sept. 11, Ralph Nader and the American left "took leave of any practical connection to America" and that it's the liberals and social democrats who are posing the necessary questions.

First, to estimate a user's pose, the necessary images must be defined.

Prototyping processes based on archetype-based frameworks, should preferably pose the necessary counter-questions regarding how source data can be structured.

These polymathic thinkers are natural trans-disciplinarians: exactly the sort of people we need now to solve the knotty problems posed by the necessary transition to a sustainable enterprise economy and the new human and earthcentric political economy.

The notion that we can now comfortably dispense with affirmative action because it is no longer necessary poses the same danger of flawed logic as the arguments about the Voting Rights Act and the NSA surveillance programs.

Then, learners gave responses about whether the presented sentence card was necessary to pose the problem or not, and they also expressed the reason why the card was necessary.

It may be necessary to pose the subjects.

The Dolphins' owner, Stephen Ross, said he would "take appropriate actions if necessary" against Ireland, who posed the question several weeks ago during a predraft interview with Bryant.

Although the usefulness of Monsakun has been confirmed for learning by problem posing, it is necessary to investigate the validity of the learners' problem-posing process in Monsakun.

Live mobile evidence poses the greatest challenge, as issues such as Faraday may be necessary.

Since the inputs of the reaching motion are the hands poses, it is necessary to calculate the whole body configuration of the robot (i.e., inverse kinematics (IK)).