The phrase "are sufficiently simple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is easy to understand or not complex enough to cause confusion.
Example: "The instructions provided are sufficiently simple for anyone to follow without prior experience."
Alternatives: "are adequately straightforward" or "are easy enough".
This will require new classes of circuits that can be rapidly connected and are sufficiently simple and robust to be assembled by computer algorithms.
and formulas of f 1, 1 3 and f 1, 1 4 are sufficiently simple.
They are thus the only advective-diffusive bridges that are sufficiently simple to be usable in practice, while they remain sufficiently sophisticated to suitably represent various types of movements between known relocations acquired within a relatively high rate.
At the same time, the extensive simulations with randomized genomes described below require that the patterns are sufficiently simple that they can be identified quickly.
Some biologically relevant systems are sufficiently simple to be described by explicit solutions to the set of differential equations 47 (section ), which characterize the disposition of chemicals in multimembrane systems.
The encoding must also be sufficiently simple that by knowing the rule one can reconstruct the digits from the piece with little additional effort.
Edison's carbon transmitter was sufficiently simple, effective, cheap, and durable that it became the basis for standard telephone transmitter design through the 1970s.
It is sufficiently simple that colleagues at all levels appear to have both understood and accepted his strategy.Is Mr Leighton something of a management guru, then?
The integral ∫h(x f(r p(r) dΓ is sufficiently simple to be transformed into a contour integral, which can be evaluated numerically using Gauss Legendre quadrature.
This model is sufficiently simple and concise to enable designing a closed-loop controller, capable of accurate vertical positioning of a carried object.
