Sentence examples for are acceptably small from inspiring English sources

The procedure described in the paper uses the Hardy Cross method of balancing flows at network nodes until errors throughout the network are acceptably small.

Heat transfer measurements show that the redistribution of water to form an additional lower viscosity carrier layer while increasing the solids concentration of the upper layer or layers enables the maximum drying rate, for which drying-air induced surface disturbances are acceptably small, to be increased with significant commercial benefits.

The changes in the blood gases over a period of several hours are acceptably small.

We conclude that automatic arterial blood sampling at high altitude is technically feasible and that the changes in the blood gases over a period of several hours are acceptably small.

Our results indicate an intermediate parameter range where the error is acceptably small.

The conservatism is shown to be acceptably small from a user's point of view.

We found that the error in using this approach, compared with that of the usual implementation of the TCD (Point Method) was acceptably small (less than 20%) in the great majority of cases.

The sensor is about as big as a portable hard drive and the base station is acceptably small enough, although the fact that it screams at you when things change in the system might be a giveaway to thieves.

While (e_t^{varvec{varLambda}}) may be acceptably small while the changes in injected power vary minimally, however if the network state changes significantly then the central coordinator can recalculate and redistribute relevant portions of the sensitivity matrix.

The stochastic differential equation (1) can be discretized and approximated by S_{t+1}=e^{-lambdaDelta t} S_{t}+ bigl 1-e^{-lambdaDelta t}bigl 1-e^{-lambdaDeltac{(1-e^{-2lambigl 1-e^{-lambdaDeltada}} Delt}bigrt}, (2) where Δt is acceptably smu+sigmasqrtelta W_{frac{ 1-e^{-2lambdatriangleally distributed Wiener process.

We considered that, to comply with ethical imperatives, the potential bias introduced by these medical consultations was acceptably small.