Sentence examples for which requires knowledge from inspiring English sources

For promotion of mahseer one alternative could be the development of suitable breeding and rearing technology ex-situ, which requires knowledge of their nutritional requirement from hatchlings to adult stage.

The search for proof is a process, which requires knowledge of clinical methodology.

Analysis is performed using a semi-empirical model, which requires knowledge of membrane salt reject and permeate recovery.

Such modifications can be achieved either by rational redesign, which requires knowledge of the enzyme structure, or by random mutagenesis methods followed by screening.

Remember that increasingly there is an experimental angle to behavioral science, which requires knowledge of experiment design and econometrics that might not have been part of previous psychology or economics degree curriculums.

While the simplified approach provides estimates of the fragment impulse, it does not provide their detailed pressure-time history, which requires knowledge of the fragment shapes and penetration depths.

I was a plug-puller until, over the course of several job interviews, I found myself consistently unable to answer the "casual conversation" questions which required knowledge of "Survivor" or "The Sopranos," neither of which I had time to watch.

However, the conventional methods to calculate the J-integral, which require knowledge of the exact position of a crack tip and the continuum fields around it, are unable to precisely measure the J-integral of polymer composites at the nanoscale.

But Tari would rather run wild in the mall and, having been raised Christian, she fails the test set by the Muslim government (which required knowledge of the five pillars of Islam) for college financing.

The roofs of buildings provide many opportunities for renewable energy generation, all of which require knowledge of the wind flow and turbulence.

On the other hand, V S30 alone cannot satisfactorily predict the amplification for sites underlain by deep sediments, which require knowledge of the geology to depths greater than 30 m (e.g. Choi and Stewart 2005; Luzi et al. 2011).