Sentence examples for the necessary features from inspiring English sources

But it has all the necessary features: quarantine rooms, decontamination areas and large toilet spaces (patients suffering from vomiting and diarrhoea may pass out).

As this Balkanization was beginning to happen, people realized that there was a need for a group to decide on a common language that would include all the necessary features.

For example, Van Rompuy proposed that the bailout fund "have itself the necessary features of a credit institution", but Berlin said it could not receive a banking licence enabling it to tap funds from the European Central Bank.

Mr. Van Rompuy's paper outlined the possibility that the euro zone's new permanent bailout mechanism should be allowed to recapitalize banks and should itself have "the necessary features of a credit institution".

I tested three that offered all of the necessary features for a home or small-office wireless network: the Linksys EtherFast Wireless Access Point and Cable/DSL Router with 4-Port Switch, model BEFW11S4 ($130), Netgear's Cable/DSL Wireless Router, model MR814 ($157) and the Microsoft Broadband Networking Wireless Desktop Kit, model MN-610 ($229).

These structures define the necessary features for the future design of improved inhibitors of DHOase.

Coercion is the necessary feature that enables the state to provide an effective solution to these problems, and the entitlement to use coercion is what constitutes the authority of the state.

The necessary feature of their DSS was that it projected the high and low TOPIX values 4 weeks into the future and proposed buy and sell decisions based on the average projected value and the then-current value of the TOPIX.

Moreover, in the model solution all necessary features for the functioning of the reverse fountain were organized by the reflected flow mechanism.

In scene segmentation block, scene pixels will classify into the background and objects on the scene, then necessary features for processing will extract from objects.

Rather than look for the universal and necessary features of social scientific knowledge, Critical Theory has instead focused on the social relationships between inquirers and other actors in the social sciences.