Sentence examples for a fully sufficient from inspiring English sources
Dunlap's objections to the "old doctrine" that held visual imagery to consist in "centrally aroused visual sensations" seems to have played a crucial role in emboldening Watson to deny the existence of imagery altogether, thus enabling him to present the study of behavior as a fully sufficient methodology for psychology (Watson, 1924).
Almost all cats have fur". This is a fully sufficient answer that will help your child learn about the world.
On the risk to the San Luis Rey River and the drinking water supply of northern San Diego County cities, he cited the duty of the water boards -- regional and state -- to protect water quality, concluding that a "fully sufficient process" exists for environmental decision-making.
Now, the weak sense of possessing a value is fully sufficient to formulate FUNC and Redhead's plausibility argument for STAT FUNC remains untouched.
Notwithstanding that time-scales play an important role, this study reveals that loop formation provides a complementary and fully sufficient mechanism for CT formation.
Nevertheless, such a decrease would not be fully sufficient to prevent an increase of European ozone concentrations.
Although it is possible that activation chains mediate some aspects of grooming behavior, our evidence indicates that a parallel model alone is fully sufficient to reproduce major features of the dust-induced grooming sequence (discussed below).
To calculate those customized lens implants properly standard keratometry as it is integrated in the IOLMaster or in the LenStar is not fully sufficient and a (high resolution) corneal topography of the anterior and posterior corneal surface is required to derive the appropriate intraocular lens implant, for example, based on numerical ray tracing techniques.
Improvements were made in the quality of tourist accommodations in the early 2000s, but Latvia's infrastructure was still not fully sufficient to cater to an influx of visitors.
In many cases, the use of a simple empirical or semi-empirical model is fully sufficient.
The accumulated intelligence in the tech world is fully sufficient to accept and meet a new challenge.
