Sentence examples for adequate its from inspiring English sources

But, although COBE's temperature sensitivity was adequate, its angular resolution was poor, so it could not distinguish the features necessary to gauge the universe's age.WMAP has 30 times the angular resolution of COBE, and 35 times its sensitivity to temperature.

For while Kinkade's work is at best humdrum and technically adequate, its popularity tells us something about his public, about a desperate yearning for nostalgia that pervades parts of American life, a return to the safe glow of some imagined past.

This score has been shown to be satisfactory in its objectives and especially adequate regarding its sensitivity for infection (84 %).

But as Delphi's problems have deepened, G.M. wants to make sure its compensation will still be adequate, given its crucial role.

The acceptance of a theory involves only the claim that it is empirically adequate, not its truth on the theoretical level.

The first is to describe the event in a way that is adequate to its exceptionality.

The rest of the cast was also adequate to its tasks.

"Shadow of the Vampire" at times falters in finding a tone and a narrative line adequate to its central ideas.

One starting point is a frank acknowledgment that the nonproliferation treaty is no longer adequate in its present form.

The Tribunal went more than a year without a chief prosecutor or adequate funding, its progress blocked by a shifting alliance of governments and negotiators.

The method of his book, its form (borrowed from a little-known book of the 1930's, Hedges explains), is too eccentric, too self-parodic, to be fully adequate to its purpose.