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Meanings of necessitate the use in English

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Usage of necessitate the use in English
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These conditions necessitate the use of optics with good light gathering ability, i.e.
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No surfaces to be used which necessitate the use of stays.
Steam, Its Generation and Use
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This will necessitate the use of the bevel in laying off the shoulders of the tenons.
Mission Furniture: How to Make It, Part 2
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To go any deeper would necessitate the use of nuclear warheads, or huge amounts of dynamite.
Artemis Fowl: the opal deception
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Poor ventilation and stronger heat stress in such informal housing could necessitate the use of AC.
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Effective anti cancer strategies necessitate the use of agents that target tumor cells rather than normal tissues.
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Retention of urine may result from spasm of the urethral muscles, and necessitate the use of the catheter.
Manual of Surgery Volume First: General Surgery. Sixth Edition.
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Ideally, this will jam that sucker in deep and necessitate the use of a nut tool for extraction.
Climbing Magazine
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Ideally, this knot will be welded from the carriage of weight and will necessitate the use of teeth to undo.
Climbing Magazine
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For convenience we show the post F insulated, so as to necessitate the use of wire (N) from post (F) to binding post (B').
Electricity for Boys
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Also, not all patients respond adequately, necessitating the use of additional treatments.
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The bow was well known; and this must have necessitated the use of arrows.
The Prehistoric World; Or, Vanished Races
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The first requisite for cooking purposes is heat; this necessitates the use of fuel.
Public School Domestic Science
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Birth control necessitates the use of co-ordinating political intelligence.
Eyeless in Gaza
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This necessitated the use of a safety pin.
A Little Florida Lady
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She was, however, slightly lame of one foot, which necessitated the use of a cane when walking.
The Argosy, Vol. 51, No. 1, January, 1891
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