Sentence examples for require a summary from inspiring English sources

For those who require a summary, "Fame" is about the acting, dance and music students at the High School for the Performing Arts in New York, now a part of La Guardia High School at Lincoln Center, but before 1984 in a building on West 46th Street.

So if you have seen "Ray" or "Walk the Line," you will hardly require a summary of "La Vie en Rose," which flings its subject back and forth in time, simultaneously charting her rise from the tough streets of Paris and her decline into drug abuse and ill health.

In sensor networks, BSs only require a summary of the events occurring in their environment, rather than the sensor node's individual data.

In recognition of the need for systematic and explicit approaches in the development and grading of recommendations, guideline development standards now require a summary of findings [ 63, 64] or evidence statements [ 65] for each recommendation and these are included in the guideline's technical report.

The agency required a summary of any and all side effects — there had been only a few — and any deaths of patients on the study; thankfully, there had been none since the drug was reformulated.

The following version was chosen for the pilot: 'How has your health been since the last rainy season to the current rainy season: very good, good, fair, bad, or very bad?' The answer required a summary evaluation of one's health during the past year and included current health status.

Those requiring a plot summary are invited to write their own and share it with friends, a more satisfying exercise than actually seeing the movie.

Since optimal design may require a model, a very short summary of modelling approaches is also given.

Conventional systematic review methodology is well-suited to aggregative syntheses, where what is required is a summary of the findings of the literature under a set of categories which are largely pre-specified, secure, and well-defined.

Usually a biologist will not require a full description of a protocol, and will prefer a much higher level summary, but may require clarification of certain steps.

In summary, the aforementioned approaches require an elaborate definition of "acceptable" transformations and improved fragmentation techniques.