Sentence examples for a fully adequate from inspiring English sources
Despite his incalculable contributions to American culture, there has never been a fully adequate narrative biography of Louis Armstrong.
Two important results were revealed: (i) At the end of the time resolved recordings, the worm-like chain model provided a fully adequate picture for the growing aggregates.
Every physical event has a fully adequate (strict) physical explanation, but no mental event can have a fully adequate (strict) mental explanation.
Understanding better, however, implies no promise of a fully adequate understanding.
It thus has been argued to fail to achieve a fully adequate theory of truth.
One of the standing objections to the classical correspondence theory is that a fully adequate explanation of correspondence proves elusive.
This suggests that the CTH1 vaccine promotes a fully-adequate, high quality T cell response, as do other vaccines employing the liposome based adjuvant CAF01 [48].
(2.4.2) spells out what information a complete, fully adequate explanation for $E$ would need to contain information that is present in (2.4.1) only in a partial or incomplete way.
Yet a strict hermeneutic practice, Schleiermacher repeatedly emphasizes, cannot, as such, guarantee a just or fully adequate understanding.
Peter Harvey is a sturdy bass, fully adequate to the touching solo cantata "Ich Will den Kreuzstab Gerne Tragen" ("I Will Gladly Bear the Cross," No. 56).
At no time has a total, coordinated and fully adequate program been conceived.
