Sentence examples for a regular enough from inspiring English sources

Livestreaming might not be a regular enough behavior that it can thrive as an entire app.

The best to shoot for is a regular enough revisit to the broader horizon perspective for your work and your life, letting it sink in at all the levels (conscious and otherwise) it might affect.

Political lobbying scandals are a regular enough occurrence that it can be hard to keep track of which MPs will hook you up with the PM if you chuck them some money, and which will give you a job if you become their best mate.

Only in that way would it be possible to obtain a structure regular enough to give the crystalline diffraction patterns observed by Maurice and Rosy" (p.57) Model as visual "The a-helix had not been found by only staring at X-ray pictures; the essential trick, instead, was to ask which atoms like to sit next to each other.

In the far southwest of the shield, and especially in the northern areas, precipitation is sufficient to support a considerable vegetation and is regular enough for streams to flow seasonally.

The flow of seeding material during conveying must be high and regular enough for a high-speed seeding.

And yet here I am too, this gauzy world of pure inspirational women fed to me on a basis that's regular, but not regular enough that I'm always guessing when I'll get it next.

To solve this difficulty, we had to assume that the function p is regular enough; this allows us, via an integration by parts to increase the regularity of the nonlinear term N ( t ) at the expense of Lipschitz regularity on p. Step 1. Proof of ( 21 ) and ( 22 ).

Unlike Instagram, e-mail or your favorite game, it may be less likely that you will be returning to a retailer's app on a regular basis enough to merit parking it on your handset.

One earlier idea was to use the space shuttle as a regular garbage disposal vehicle, but shuttle flights never became regular enough or frequent enough.

Even though the Huber cost function has a discontinuous second derivative, Li (1995) proved that the function is regular enough to converge using quasi-Newton methods.