Sentence examples for route which requires from inspiring English sources

Bohannon, who wrote the paper, submitted around 10 articles per week to open access journals that use the 'gold' open access route, which requires the author to pay a fee if the paper is published.

This, I am told, "was the point at which the Protocol 12 route, which requires unanimity, was effectively closed down and one country after another accepted a new treaty at 17+."Did Mr Cameron miscalculate?

01653 617001, inntravel.co.uk There are three ways up Mont Blanc, western Europe's highest peak, and the expedition company Jagged Globe offers all of them – though it generally uses the Goûter Route, which requires a good level of fitness and has two huts for climbers to stay in during their three-day summit attempt.

Last week, Blacks put pressure on Sports Direct to show its hand, issuing a statement saying that in the "absence of any concrete takeover offer" management would press on with its expansion plans – and announcing an equity raising, this time using the so-called "gazette route", which requires the support of 50% of shareholders, enabling it to outflank Sports Direct.

However, the reported methods have either two distinct seeding sources or a tedious two-step fabrication route which requires the use of a catalyst to provide initial nucleation sites for growth of both CNTs and diamond.

This is only the fast and easy way to perform this operation acknowledging that the long and painful route which requires extensive schooling can still be performed manually.

He proposed a route which required 22 locks, part of which was a conventional canal, while other parts used the River Neath.

Great circle routes, which require constantly changing headings, are most useful beyond the equatorial regions and for distances greater than several hundred miles.

However, route memory formation is also strongly affected by path layout (Czaczkes et al. 2013a), and L. niger foragers are quicker to memorise routes which require repeated (e.g. left then left) vs. alternating branch choices (e.g. left then right).

Other such example includes route prediction which requires probabilistic suffix tree (PST).

It enables them to select from all accessible routes the one which requires the lowest effort in traversing it.