Sentence examples for a satisfactory description from inspiring English sources
Given all the uncertainties involved in trying to determine the Hubble constant, at year's end the standard picture of an expanding universe still provided a satisfactory description of the history and age of the universe.(For information on eclipses and other standard astronomical events due to take place in 1995, see Table).
The second order polynomial model gave a satisfactory description of the experimental data.
Yet this number must by construction differ from the outputs of every Turing machine with a satisfactory description number.
Thus, it is important to obtain process models which give a satisfactory description of gain directionality.
A combination of RRKM kinetics and the "sudden death" approximation, according to which decomposition occurs instantaneously, is a satisfactory description.
Summary statistics of the evaluation indicated a satisfactory description of crop growth (EF > 0.50) and development (±1 day discrepancy).
The visibility is not a completely satisfactory description because it is, by definition, a positive quantity and cannot, therefore, include a description of item (6) above.
Although this hypothesis would not replace the wave theory of light, which gives a perfectly satisfactory description of the phenomena of diffraction, reflection, refraction, and dispersion, it would supplement it by also ascribing particle properties to light.
Even though some subgrid scale characteristics of the flow are missing, the modeled field has been judged to give a rather satisfactory description of the winds over the studied region.
Apart from the obvious remark that such a critical attitude completely fails to grasp---and indeed, purposefully ignores---the most important feature of collapse theories, i.e., of dealing with individual quantum systems and not with statistical ensembles and of yielding a perfectly satisfactory description, matching our perceptions concerning individual macroscopic systems.
As a result of this approach, a satisfactory quantitative description was given at an early date of a large mass of experimental observations, a description that remains essentially unaffected by later developments in definitions of acid base reactions.
