Sentence examples for ranges that need from inspiring English sources

Mathematical studies of (very broadly defined) "coupled oscillators" suggest that the now familiar "binding by synchrony" might be viewed as a sub-category of a much broader phenomenon, "binding by resonance," in which cell assemblies selectively interact in multiple "matching" frequency ranges that need not be equal.

Resulting phreatic evaporation flux estimates show a wide range that needs to be considered when using these data in water balance studies of groundwater systems.

Other annotations may correlate with the experimental processes under study but show a continous value range that needs to be discretized into meaningful groups of values.

This then allows us to deduce optimal ranges for parameters that need to be used in SPH.

Might the tech tycoons then apply this lesson to their future political activism, and seek to push politics forwards in a range of areas that need urgent attention, from education reform to trade liberalisation?

It cites the promise of shale gas as having "enormous potential to provide economic and environmental benefits for the county" while also highlighting a broader range of risks that need to be addressed.

This is because the external military element in this campaign - air power - is only part of a much broader range of forces that need to be coordinated.

"Some people feel that we should give [women] research money and then stay out of their way, while others cite a range of activities that need to be supported".

"There's quite a lot of complex details across a whole range of schemes that need to be worked out to ensure that there is protection for vulnerable people in society.

The ELVIRA tools provide an interface to cloud instances that reduces the complexity by providing configurable defaults for a range of options that need to be provided for each operation with other cloud user interfaces.

The reasons are: the wide range of requirements that need to be satisfied, the nature of the design process itself, the compliance with the airworthiness regulations, and the information available at that stage.