Sentence examples for shown which requires from inspiring English sources

SOUND CARD Creative's $199.99 sound card (not shown), which requires an empty PCI slot on your computer's motherboard, is designed to render a true and powerfully nuanced sound.

A favoured stereochemical course (trans-elimination) involves a particular geometry, as shown, which requires that in the starting material the eliminated units be situated on opposite sides of the molecule.

This phenotype was experimentally confirmed by a positive growth of A. gossypii on D-glucosamine (a product of chitin degradation) as sole carbon source (data not shown), which requires the presence of the referred enzyme.

We have previously noted a role for tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-α) in this process for murine CD8+ T cells[ 21]; however, blockade of this pathway in human T cells had little demonstrable effect (data not shown), which requires further exploration.

In any case, prowess isn't really the right word for what's displayed on this hour-long show, which requires six people — three women and three men — to compete in three events for a fifty-thousand-dollar grand prize.

It's currently burning through cash so there's none available to invest in original programming anyway (although it does have plans for a few music-oriented shows), which requires much deeper pockets than the company has, or maybe ever will have.

He often doesn't arrive back at his West L.A. home until 10 30 or 11 p.m. On away games, he is the booth announcer for Lakers pre- and postgame shows, which requires screeching runs to the Studio City broadcast center.

Their results also included complete air shows, which required autonomous transitions between many of these maneuvers.

The networks do have a bargaining chip in the event of a strike: the serendipitous shift in viewing patterns toward reality shows, which require neither actors nor writers.

The masses of Americans either cannot — due to intellectual disability — or will not — due to slavery to television shows which require only prurient interests rather than thought — handle the media, so they attack it.

"Dog Eat Dog" has engaged in such stunts as a centrifugal-force wheel that induces nausea in contestants and, most memorably, a strip poker-like stunt on last week's show which required a young female contestant to remove a piece of clothing after each of her repeated failed attempts to toss a football through a hoop.