Sentence examples for adequately away from inspiring English sources

The RANS model was found to perform adequately away from the leading edge of the barrier.

Shame might not adequately wipe away the feelings that linger.

KVORUM is a prototype of a simulation system that should adequately abstract away complexities of a physical system while providing convenient interfaces and library modules for modeling groups of mobile land robots and individual agent's intrinsic structures.

Bricker (2001) argues that Lewis's response does not adequately explain away the intuition and, indeed, argues that they follow from the Humean denial of necessary connections that underlies Lewis's recombination principle R2.

No amount of diplomacy will adequately explain away the 3.3 kilograms, just a little over seven pounds, of methamphetamine in his luggage.

In a sense, this is the moment to test what levers and incentives adequately chip away at Cuba's system and its lack of opportunities and civil liberties in exchange for the desired fruit of participating in a regional economy the country is desperate to enter.

Are charges associated with "trading away" adequately quantified and disclosed to customers in wrap fee programs?

By contrast, several nonindexed institutions bailed out of IBM when the company did not respond adequately to the trend away from mainframe computers.

Recent studies — including a comprehensive national survey by researchers at Penn State University, in 2007 — show that up to sixty per cent of high-school biology teachers shy away from adequately teaching evolution as a unifying principle of biology.

Military commanders in Iraq privately told a visiting congressional delegation last week that the United States is at least two years away from adequately training a viable Iraqi military but that it is no longer reasonable to consider augmenting U.S. troops already strained by the two-year operation, said Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D-Del.).

The possible reasons for these findings could be because people live far away from adequately functioning institutions or because of social and cultural restrictions for women to use health institutions during deliveries [ 15].