Sentence examples for required in a constant from inspiring English sources

In the areas in which technology advances fastest, new products and new materials are required in a constant flow, but there are many industries in which the rate of change is gentle.

Bern said the chain lacked the "security required in a post-9/11 world, which requires constant vigilance". .

Heat is usually required in digesters to maintain a constant temperature of about 35 °C (95 °F) for bacteria to decompose the organic material into gas.

Moreover, we also give a protocol for sending a large (i.e. containing Ω log4n) bits) message securely through a robust DHT that requires, in expectation, only a constant blowup in the total number of bits sent compared with performing the same operation in a standard DHT.

Severe and periodic local maxima in the torque required to maintain a constant rotational speed were repeatedly observed in the autoclave at 60% watercut; these could be partially suppressed by adding 10 wt% MEG to the water phase.

In any case, Mr. Buffett required a constant supply of hamburgers and motherly care.

A flow rate effect on the aqueous solubility of quercetin and its dihydrate was not observed until above 100 °C where higher solvent (water) flow rates (>0.1 mL/min) were required to maintain a constant solubility in the saturation cell and with minimal thermal degradation of the solute (quercetin dihydrate).

The set required a constant temperature of in order to maintain the real snow and ice used to decorate it.

However, a major bottleneck in this field is the lack of efficient vascularization strategies, because tissue constructs produced in vitro require a constant flow of oxygen and nutrients to maintain viability and functionality.

The two-dimensional nature of scintigraphy means that accurate comparisons of uptake patterns of an anatomical region in scintigrams require a constant angle of the gamma camera to the anatomy.

The increasing importance of developments in the mechanical industry requires a constant evolution of skills, particularly in the area of functionalization and protection of metallic alloy surfaces.