Sentence examples for adequately bound from inspiring English sources
Both the test and validation data should adequately bound the types of data likely to be encountered in the industrial application of the net.
One difficulty is related to the basic solution of the physical flow equations and involves choosing appropriate nonlocal open boundary conditions at the outflow boundaries which will adequately bound the computational domain while providing information about the virtual flow behavior outside.
Previous research suggests that, to some extent, the micro-level individual experiences and the ability to self-manage adequately is bound up with the structure, organisation and delivery of primary care practice [ 14].
Nonetheless results reported in this paper suggest that fragment conformations obtained from the CSD seen in structure databases can be used to adequately model small molecule conformations bound to proteins.
He does not adequately adhere to guidelines.
The ability to detect associations between postnatal exposure to POPs and decrements in children's health or development is tightly bound to our capacity to adequately estimate exposure during windows of susceptibility that are specific to the outcome of interest.
The Fed has wrung too much inflation out of the system, leaving nominal interest rates too low from a financial stability perspective and too low to adequately fight nasty recessions without running into the zero lower bound.
The two men claimed in their appeal they had not been adequately represented at the time the class was certified and should not be bound by the settlement.
Without transparency, we can neither assure ourselves that our government's activities are either helpful or legal, nor can we adequately assess the case for prosecuting Bush administration officials for potential crimes and constitutional violations, as we are legally bound to do.
For one thing, he doesn't adequately take into account the fact that American global pre-eminence after the cold war was not only historically anomalous, but probably also bound to produce a new coalition of adversaries, most notably China and Russia.
