Sentence examples for required for hand from inspiring English sources

SPICE has equations for transistors, capacitors, resistors, and other components, as well as for lengths of wires and for turns in wires, and it can reduce the calculation of circuit interactions to hours from the months formerly required for hand calculations.

Log-logistic models were used to describe the responses of temperatures, weed density, time required for hand weeding, weed dry biomass at harvest, and carrot yield to the band-steaming application.

The mean person hours required for hand hoeing weeds in the control were 0.241 h for the 100 m2 plot, while only 0.102 h 100 m−2 were required in follow-up labour to complete the weed removal in the plots weeded by the co-robot.

We suspect that in many clinical settings, a brief measure to track cognitive ability over time may be particularly useful, as deterioration could be identified before performance reaches the threshold of impairment in two domains required for HAND classification.

"The wireless world is bigger than phones," she says, "because wireless connection will be required for hand-held PCs, laptop PCs and all sorts of tools for industry".

Infection control practitioners should try to ensure patient safety by not reducing the volume of hand rub required for adequate for hand disinfection.

But no formal puppetry was required for the "Hand to God" reading, he was told; an oven mitt would stand in for the puppet-demon.

The 180 man-days per hectare required for the hand pollination of apples is assumed to be a good proxy of other deciduous fruit types for which equivalent published information is not available.

Compliance rates were plotted against ABHR purchasing data adjusted by amount of solution required for a hand hygiene opportunity and tested for association after adjusting for a delay in usage after purchase.

We propose an approach to automatically discover "spectral attributes" which avoids manual work required for defining hand-crafted attribute representations.

We conclude that intact basal ganglia-thalamo-cortical circuits are necessary for successful sensorimotor learning of both grasp kinematics and kinetics required for dexterous hand-object interactions.