Sentence examples for route that requires from inspiring English sources

If you want them to, they will help you drive more economically by offering the route that requires the least fuel, or provide tips on how to adjust your driving style to be more frugal.

Three days after she arrived, she stunned the bouldering world by climbing Crown of Aragorn, an exceedingly difficult route that requires climbers to contort their bodies and hang practically upside down by their fingers as they navigate a rock that juts out from the ground at a 45-degree angle.

Although this criticism applies to the proposed linking of the kilogram to the Planck constant via a route that requires a knowledge of both special relativity and quantum mechanics it does not apply to the proposed definition of the ampere which is closer to an example of its quantity than is the current definition.

Additionally, two pathways of RecBCD-mediated recombination have been demonstrated: a "break-join" route that requires the RuvABC Holliday-junction endonuclease system, and a replicative or "break-copy" resolution route that operates independently of RuvABC and RecG [77], [78].

The model demonstrated that disposal of unused pharmaceuticals, either by household waste or via the sink or toilet, may be a prominent route that requires greater attention.

Thus, we conclude that the observed basal N signal acts substantially through an endocytic route that requires cholesterol-dependent endocytosis and is thus distinguishable from ligand-induced signaling.

There are big curves on some portions of the route that require trains to slow dramatically.

Until the early 20th century, Las Vegas was isolated from other population centres and was connected to Los Angeles and Salt Lake City by only a wagon route that required weeks to traverse.

Rodriguez's routes were all based on play-action passes where he slipped from the backfield without a jam or running a route that required a hard break or speed cut.

In November 1919, the CLR published a new bill to revive the Richmond extension, but using a different route that required only a short section of new tunnel construction.

The required enzymatic reaction(s) were added to the model based on one of the following 2 criteria: (i) the presence genes in the R. sphaeroides genome encoding the proteins potentially capable of catalyzing the new reaction(s) to be added; and (ii) if no putative enzymes were identified, the metabolic route that required the addition of the fewest reactions to iRsp1095 was selected.