Sentence examples for requires see from inspiring English sources

This is justified by the CS result on the number of projections which requires (see Section2.1).

According to this argument, regardless of the consequences, women and men should be treated as self-owners with rights to property justly acquired and to freedom from coercive interference because this is what they deserve as ends in themselves, or because this is what moral insight teaches, or because this is what their perfection requires (see section 2.6).

For example, while methodological adaptationism has become and remained the standard approach in behavioral ecology, not all philosophers are convinced that this is an entirely benign practice – there are still concerns about the assumptions that this methodology requires (see, for example, Lewens, 2009; Lloyd, 2005).

And in certain models of the theory, such as the Big Bang cosmological models, some authors have claimed that the local standards of inertial motion — the local 'gravitational field' of Einstein's equivalence principle — are entirely fixed by the matter distribution throughout space and time, just as Mach-heavy requires (see, for example, Wheeler and Cuifollini 1995).

There are quite a few packages for the pipeline processing that EST data requires (see Additional file 1: List of EST papers, section 2).

We used Trans-ABySS to assemble the simulated datasets and create the contig-to-genome and read-to-contig alignment files that Barnacle requires (see Results and Discussion above for Barnacle input files).

Seeing may be believing, but what we should believe about the universe, Einstein demonstrated, requires seeing it from a reference frame beyond that of the human senses.

Racism is most commonly portrayed as the attitudes of individuals, but understanding the origins of these attitudes requires seeing race as a system of governance and control.

Either way, if fair judgment requires seeing the truths in all sides of a story, Mohr has made a convincing case.

4. PrEP requires seeing a medical provider for testing and follow-up every three months.

To appreciate that possibility requires seeing the Iraq War in perspective.