Sentence examples for real world needs from inspiring English sources

Feminism out there in the real world needs visible role models and, like it or not, Margaret Thatcher remains the most enduring example of a certain kind of contemporary womanhood.

Radiation imaging is a significant application of nuclear technology for all kinds of real world needs including security inspections, anti-smuggling operations, and medicine.

But to do this, first the real world needs to be simulated and those simulations injected with data that computers can understand and interact with.

While software can help move 100,000 bits of data per second, the real world needs to move more than a million bits of data in the same time.

"It turns out," says Narula, "that anyone who wants to ask a 'What if' question about a system that exists in the real world needs to run these kind of simulations".

I would bet on any company that earned the support of innovators and early adopters and took the time to listen to feedback in order to iterate based on real world needs, preferences, pains, and new ideas.

Such people, Miller said, describe the accumulation of "seemingly inconsequential decisions along the way" that lead people into ethical crises — something not all schools teach but that students entering the real world need.

People in the real world need to make such choices.

As the bill worked its way through the legislature, free market ideology trumped the real world need to protect the state's residents from unscrupulous and profit-motivated insurers.

At UIST, some researchers working on crowdsourcing showed fully developed services that address real-world needs.

At the University of California, Davis, Thomas Bjorkman met with farmers, to help match his research with their real-world needs.