Sentence examples for required for actions from inspiring English sources

This constant returning to an artificial resting state has been employed for avoiding the difficulty of gesture pre-segmentation, which is usually required for actions sequences decoding.

This arrangement enables both easy flexion of the arms by the starfish and the rapid onset of stiffness and rigidity required for actions performed under stress.

IL4 receptor is significantly expressed in breast cancer [ 72] and it has been shown that IL4R is required for actions of IL4 on breast cancer cells [ 12] including the inhibition of growth and induction of apoptosis.

We suspect that interaction with these enhancer-derived lncRNAs is unlikely to be the primary function of the MedPIWI module because it is conserved across eukaryotes and appears to be required for actions of the CDK8 complex beyond activated transcription.

If that is what is required for action, then we fear for those living in other jurisdictions that may be just as heedless of immigrants' rights and the Constitution — just quieter about it.

The knowledge required for action is generally indexical rather than objective.

Therefore, this model includes both features: awareness is not required for action execution and awareness may play a role in action execution, depending on the specific scenario.

Perhaps as the world comes to terms with the dangerous possibilities of a nuclear-armed North Korea and Iran, the obligations of the current nuclear power to work towards abolition will get the attention required for action.

Humans seem to engage cortical action circuits (inferior parietal and premotor areas) prior to perceiving the stimulus [96], and can thus reduce the time required for action selection after stimulus presentation.

It is also noteworthy that the absolute amplitudes of the command currents required for action potential generation varied from cell to cell. Figure 7C shows the dependence of maximal rate of rise of the action potential (dV/dtmax) on action potential latency.

This meant removing nodes that were redundant, i.e. functionally equivalent to another such as the genes of the hrp regulon that according to our knowledge have no effect on other genes within it, or merging some proteins into single nodes because their dimerisation is required for action.