Sentences with phrase «feat requires»

On Earth this feat requires taming plasma (electrically charged gas) at temperatures around 150 million degrees Celsius, 10 times as hot as the inferno at the sun's core.

After all, to achieve a great feat requires everyone knowing their role and executing in that area.

Workers progressed across the 29 - mile Rift through volcanic rock and over steam vents on the valley floor, and then descended from a summit of over 8,000 feet to Lake Victoria in the valley below — a feat requiring 11,845 running feet of viaducts, some up to 881 feet long and more than 110 feet above the earth.

Those feats required strength as I had always thought of it: accomplishment despite challenge.

Because these lifts and feats require full body strength from your toes to your finger tips, Medley training like this has the potential for excellent carryover into sports such as Mixed Martial Arts, Football, Rugby, Wrestling, Basketball, Baseball, etc..

Phat Thai makes its curry pastes in - house — a feat requiring 20 pounds of Thai chiles each week.

Once the landscape is surveyed, the second element of challenge comes from the actual execution of the platforming feats required to carry out the plan of attack.

With free mode no longer existing, you no longer must accomplish the feats required to unlock other characters / weapons / items from previous games.

If the engineering feat required today was to actually warm up the planet, how would we do it?

Not exact matches

These projects are complicated and require an entire team to pull off the feat, so why not showcase the entire team?

The report adds that the department will be required to get large volumes of Brexit - related legislation through Parliament, a feat which PAC believes is unlikely to be achieved based on current cross-department processes.

Services such as Urbery, however, require consumers place their trust in a stranger — no small feat.

But building a critical mass of female investors is an ambitious feat that requires a major culture shift, which is proving to be a painfully slow process.

No longer impressed with the sheer feat of finishing that dive, I found myself, like the judges, requiring perfection.

Also, I'm sad that I have to explain this, if I don't believe that Jesus had special powers I don't believe he preformed any of the feats that would have required said powers, such as healing the sick or walking on water.

Moreover, running a bottling line is a significant feat in terms of co-ordination, to ensure that everything required is in the right place at the right time, so that orders can be filled.

If you've ever tasted this bread you know what a feat that is, especially as it wasn't very long ago that I was dutifully placing my country loaf order the required 72 - hours in advance and shopping for special butters to slather it with.

Coming back from adversity is a feat that requires a different kind of strength, and can ultimately be the making of a footballer, unearthing qualities from their game that practise and success alone could not reach.

Mr. Mills» reforms nicely complemented the changes required under D.C.'s Healthy Schools Act, and under his leadership, the new requirements were met within the first year — no small feat in any school operation, let alone in a large school district.

Its towers were so gigantic they required feats of engineering and building technology never seen before, in order to construct them on a cramped site.

That means that if state legislators adopted a plan as early as March 13 that was then signed by Cuomo, it would require Justice Department approval in a matter of days before the beginning of petitioning — an unlikely feat.

That's because such a feat would require gravitational interactions with a planet the size of Saturn or larger, something present in only about 10 % of single - star solar systems near us in the Milky Way.

After repeated shimmying the too - small wheelbarrow, they finally loaded the dolphin (a feat that usually requires enlisting a passerby on the beach, and that day involved me) and rolled it back to their truck.

For one thing, the construction of the global telegraph network required feats of physical heroism that no Mountain Dew — slurping genius from Northern California could even begin to emulate, no matter how many evenings a week he condescends to play Ultimate Frisbee with the interns from the marketing department.

It was previously not thought possible for birds to carry out such aerodynamic feats because of the complex flight dynamics and sensory feedback required.

Snyder was fascinated by the processing power required to accomplish such a feat.

But the process is still expected to be a long, expensive slog, requiring as - yet untried feats of engineering — and not all the details have yet been worked out.

That feat will require decoding the complex neural signals that coordinate two legs as they walk together and keep a person upright.

The NuSTAR satellite will be the first space telescope capable of focusing high - energy x-rays into high - quality imagery — a feat that requires some incredibly intricate optics

The feat of introducing nitrogen fixation into corn and sorghum — or other genes that allow a crop to require less nitrogen — alone would cut costs and pollution markedly as well as drive higher yields.

Making the experiment a reality required mind - boggling technological feats.

The LHC's counter-rotating proton beams each carry an energy of 6.5 TeV and this quantity is known to a precision of about 0.1 per cent — a feat that requires...

This feat would require separation of minor actinides.

All previous work on cellular reprogramming required adding external genes to the cells, making this accomplishment an unprecedented feat.

Establishing a daily habit is no small feat, especially when it's one that requires you to pull yourself away from your computer or desk and take a few quiet minutes for yourself.

Rock climbing Indoors or outside, the art of rock climbing requires strength, agility, balance, and mental control to cope with challenging physical feats.

Most movie stars, especially in Hollywood are usually required to get ripped for a role, which isn't a small feat, but Aamir first needed to gain weight and only then get shredded.

One egg contains around 6 grams of protein but as well as the protein, another reason why eggs are so beneficial is the fact that they contain all amino acids required by the body, a feat that no other food is able to achieve.

This is a feat often considered impossible, because losing fat and gaining weight require very different approaches.

To gain 10 pounds of fat would require overeating 35,000 calories, a tremendous feat to achieve and one that would be worthy of the record books.

As we all know, NYFW requires a lot of running around between shows and events, and when you're in heels that is no easy feat.

Going super, super platinum isn't an easy feat: It requires frequent maintenance and upkeep.

It also turns out that the majority of our members are highly educated or otherwise successful — a feat that requires intelligence.

The company also owns Adventist Singles Connection... as a divine promise for prosperity in modern Christians» dating lives requires a feat of theological gymnastics.

Life begins as the six - person ISS crew intercepts a probe returning from Mars, a feat that requires a bit of spacewalk derring - do from hotshot American engineer Rory Adams (Ryan Reynolds).

The enemies get rather tough as well so constantly upgrading is a required feat.

I have often tried to stifle the belief that Australian literature (Coetzee is an Aussie citizen) is required to be depressing, but in the face of Disgrace it's no small feat.

Denied authorization to perform his feat, Petit's outlaw walk requires meticulous planning and timing from team members wearing disguises to gain access to the tower rooftops.

Before, the adaptation work required to bring the games to the platform was no small feat.

This aspect of such feats of mechanical engineering requires creativity, and the results can be considered art in and of themselves.