Sentence examples similar to a continuous adequate from inspiring English sources

Particularly for energy plants, where a continuous and adequate supply of wood is required, the scale of the plants should be carefully designed to maintain a harmonized demand/supply balance in the region.

The 19 L bucket had holes to allow air inflow, and the other end of the plexiglass tube (closed end) was connected to an exhaust fan (0.15 m min−1), conceptually much like a fume hood, in order to supply a continuous and adequate flow of air to maintain ambient air temperature and humidity around the entire shoot, and to provide secondary containment for CO2 gas supplied via the leaf cuvette.

Study Objective: To identify and quantify the interaction between propofol and remifentanil during surgical procedures with a bispectral index (BIS) of 50 that was chosen as a continuous surrogate measure for "adequate depth" of anesthesia.

However, using the GRS as a continuous variable, we have adequate power to detect an effect size as low as 0.016 mmol/l per risk allele.

However, this transition requires detailed knowledge and process understanding of all consecutive unit operations in a continuous manufacturing line to design adequate control strategies.

To ensure adequate hydration, a continuous infusion of Ringer's solution was administered at 4 ml/kg/hr.

Obviously, a continuous representation of time is more adequate to model the succession of production activities compared to a discrete time scale which is common in classical lot sizing.

Again, this is surprising because Meifeng is only two km from Beidongyanshan and there is adequate habitat and a continuous population of Steere's Liocichla between these two populations.

This is surprising because there is no reason to expect restricted gene flow to or from the Beidongyanshan population; it is centrally located, only two km from the Meifeng population, and there is adequate habitat and a continuous population of Steere's Liocichla between Beidongyanshan and Meifeng.

An alternative model for predicting adequate operating parameters of a continuous, metal matrix composite production process is developed.

The occlusal loss of equine dental substances is compensated by a continuous eruptive movement of the tooth at an adequate rate.