Sentence examples for required contents of from inspiring English sources

A detailed description has been presented on how to develop a complete engineering procedure and the required contents of an engineering procedure.

Based on water contact angle results, the proposed method causes a significant reduction in the required contents of nanoparticles (150 wt% to 20 wt% with respect to the polymer) and non-solvent (33 vol% to 9 16 vol%) for achieving superhydrophobicity.

Schools must answer the question: why are we requiring content to a generation of learners that intimately know Siri and hold all known content knowledge in the palm of their hand?

The research required content analysis of policy instruments relevant to various jurisdictional levels, and surveys and interviews with 19 key informants across jurisdictions and agencies.

We did not look at the clinical aspects of peer review as this would have required content expertise in each of the specific disease areas under investigation.

Designing survey questions requires content expertise, awareness of previous qualitative literature, and piloting.

The obtained equations may represent a new approach of rapid and universally applicable "mathematical" fractionation requiring only contents of soil organic carbon, total nitrogen, clay and water in soil equilibrated at 76% relative humidity.

The required moisture content of banana and chili are reached in the biomass-fuelled dryer within 18 and 22 hrs respectively, while they were required 66 and 48 hrs respectively for the natural sun drying.

Dairy manufacturing plants usually produce more than one product as the fat content in raw milk usually exceeds the required fat content of milk powders, cheeses or fresh milk products (for example, market milk, yogurt or dairy desserts).

At present, as new gasoline standards require the content of aromatics and olefins to be reduced, the hydroisomerisation of paraffins with chain lengths above C6 is extremely advantageous.

In fact, the Standards explicitly require the content of foreign language help foster students' understanding of the relationship among the practices, products, and perspectives of the culture studied (see Standard 2.1 & 2.2).