Sentence examples for would require storage from inspiring English sources

Americium and curium products would require storage for not more than approximately 50 years.

So this much data would require storage media the size of 40,000 Hindenburgs, or 282.4 billion cubic feet of flash memory.

But the 2011 Irrigation Master Plan classified 567 000 ha in two types of irrigation potential: 295 000 ha close to surface water resources and thus does not needing any storage facilities and 272 000 ha that would require storage to be developed (MAAIF, 2011, but suggested by the revised 2009 Water for Production Sector Investment Plan, which itself is based on the 1995 Water Action Plan).

Pursuing the link opens developable areas at South Station and Widett Circle, another site floated as a potential HQ2 home, because trains would not require storage space since they would be passing through instead of terminating at the station.

However, storing this information would require a storage space in the order of (n^{2}), which is not applicable when n is large.

To further reduce the memory requirements, the wavelet compression uses a modified set-partitioning in hierarchical trees (SPIHT) algorithm based on a degree-0 zerotree coding scheme to give high compression performance without the need for adaptive arithmetic coding which would require additional storage for multiple coding tables.

We found that a finer division between internode distance and redundancy schemes leads to lower energy consumption; however, it would require more storage space to keep the Look-up table for RS codes and cost more processing time for the encoding/decoding operations.

New draft rules by the state also would require gas storage operators to inspect not just production pipes but also outer casings for corrosion.

However, the extraction is complex and expensive, and the also present radioactive isotopes of rhodium would require a storage for several half-lives of the longest-lived decaying isotope (i.e. about 10 years) to reduce the radioactivity.

The referendum would have required storage of army rifles in a central, locked store, the screening of gun owners and a national registry of firearms.

In a recent South African study (n = 200), 77.5 % of the participants were comfortable with storage of samples while 12%% of the participants said they would require reasons for storage and would want to give separate consent for storage [ 7].