Sentence examples for the implied need from inspiring English sources

It's worth noting, at the start, that there's something quintessentially English about the implied need to justify philosophy.

However, continuous measurement (such as channel probing and activity monitoring) is not desirable due to the implied need to use wideband and inefficient spectrum sensing devices or to continuously switch and probe different channels.

The second idea of seeing the problem in the digital-analogue transformation context is yet another intellectual breakthrough with the implied need for readout from fully denaturated protein chains.

Quality is a complex and subjective concept, incorporating at any given time the true (expressed and implied) needs of all those involved.

This development rests on the notion that action implies need and it is better to be without need.

As new professional identity and employment opportunities are developed, the tension between traditional models of specialization in higher education and the implied generalization needs of converged organizations grows.

Definition of a bipartite graph (G = (V,E)) wherein the edge (e in E) represents the origin destination pair (implying needs for communication/transportation between two points).

Because the court implied the need for statistical proof to justify a rule, it has set a high bar for the S.E.C. to overcome.

It presumes a nuclear imbalance in favor of the USSR, implies the need for the U.S. to catch up, and calls for reductions to "equal and sharply reduced levels of forces".

The starkest example of that contradiction occurred on the very day that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared before the US Congress, implying the need for military action against Iran.

The study implies the need for reconsideration of programmatic issues that affects the delivery of HEP including, the scenario of 25 75% and inclusion of basic curative health services.