Sentence examples for requires attaining from inspiring English sources

To understand the movements of electrons, and eventually those of subatomic particles, requires attaining the attosecond and ultimately zeptosecond (sextillionths of a second) range, Kaertner says.

Regardless of the range of possible measures of affordability, actually achieving or approaching affordability, particularly for the poorest populations, likely requires attaining the lowest sustainable price, which approaches the cost of production in a competitive market.

Based on the parametric analysis results, the torsional stiffness required attaining the inelastic buckling strengths specified by the AASHTO LRFD and Eurocode 3 was examined.

MARY O., FLORIDA The legalities of this problem are byzantine (after speaking with a lawyer, I got the sense that you have considerable leeway, but any action would require attaining your own legal counsel).

The system of chambers and electronics is designed for the large muon stop rates required for attaining high statistical accuracy.

The time-frames required for attaining constant Kd values are not only dependent on kinetic sorption characteristics, but also the equilibrium Kd values approached.

The law of God commands only the knowledge and love of God and the actions required for attaining that condition.

The main outcome measures were the maximal rate of increase in the brachial artery diameter determined by ultrasonography, the time required to attain maximal dilation (Tmax) and the time required to attain 90% maximal dilation (T0.9).

The main outcome measures were the maximal rate of diameter increase, the time required to attain maximal dilation (Tmax) and the time required to attain 90% of maximal dilation (T0.9).

The World Trade Center's towers would be required to attain LEED gold certification, achieve net-zero CO2 emissions (by purchasing green-energy credits) and operate with at least 20% more energy efficiency than the state's current building code.

The trend of yields from 1992 to 1998 suggests a possible reduction of the fishing intensity F, from near the level required to attain maximum yield, where it seems to be not profitable, towards the level required to attain the optimum economic yield.