Sentence examples for requirements much from inspiring English sources

The engine renders characters in 3-D, making the system requirements much higher than those for Curse.

Moreover, in the regulation and control of interconnected power systems, electronic computers are used to compute requirements much more rapidly and accurately than is possible by manual methods.

Bravo to Judith S. Kaye, New York's chief judge, for trying to make our divorce laws and requirements much more reasonable and less insurmountable ("The Long Divorce," editorial, March 26).

To participate in such activities, the subsidiary operated under "optional" federal oversight with less stringent regulatory requirements, much as Mr. Wilson and proponents of a federal charter wish to do.

Mr. Chaplin said "Birthday Girl," which opens today nationwide (review, Page 20), was conceived in part as a homage to Mr. Butterworth's background, but because of production requirements, much of the film ended up being shot on the other side of the world, in a studio outside Sydney, Australia.

Based upon the abovementioned legal requirements, much more detailed rules and regulations can be found in which much is written about the role of network companies.

"Never mind the mother-child separation, it's 'Get to work!' " While report cards used to assess kindergartners on whether they could speak in complete sentences and recognize their names, the new requirements demand much more.

Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager at the Guttmacher Institute, says she's never even seen a state legislature propose such a requirement, much less pass it.

Sample volume: In comparison to MS, which generally requires only approximately 10 50 μL, H NMR sample requirements are much higher.

"The requirements are much more onerous," said Robert Hoskins, president of the NuRock Companies, a developer in Alpharetta, Ga.

Mr. Tanner said publicly that blacks are not hurt by ID requirements as much as whites because "they die first".