Sentence examples for requiring a redesign from inspiring English sources
The JNCC proposed here is scalable to any large network without requiring a redesign of the code.
The use of reconfigurable hardware allows CODESSEAL to provide such security services as confidentiality, integrity and program-flow protection in a platform-independent manner without requiring a redesign of the processor.
Moreover, displacing the SESAM from the focus of the focusing cavity segment M3-M4 enables continuous adjustment of the incident power density, which makes it possible to increase pump power in the future without requiring a redesign of the rest of the cavity to avoid damage.
Solving this issue requires a redesign of the whole experience.
Rising to the historic challenges of security, economic recovery, the environment and migration requires a redesign of global and, most importantly, European political and economic relations.
In the '90s, the industry phased in the use of HFC-134a, a refrigerant that required a redesign of the air-conditioning systems.
The Bush administration asked an appeals court to overturn a ruling that would require a redesign of the nation's paper currency so blind people could distinguish between bills of different denominations.
It requires a redesign of classroom processes, and the best way is to introduce computer-based learning disruptively — by offering a simple, affordable, convenient product that transforms a market, first by focusing on areas where there is no alternative.
This also requires a redesign of the Belle detector (leading to Belle II) and especially its Silicon Vertex Detector (SVD), which surrounds the beam pipe.
However, these favorable properties are "bought" by a relaxed orthogonality (in fact, strict orthogonality holds for the real-valued signal field only), which requires a redesign of several algorithms developed for conventional OFDM systems.
This required a redesign which made the final unit bulky and unattractive, but Power Sentry decided to push forward with the new design and resubmitted it, once again as a "new and unusual" product.
