Sentence examples for at a sufficient rate from inspiring English sources

First, the plasma temperature must be high enough that fusion reactions occur at a sufficient rate.

If the Treasury then has to step in and bail out the whole system it will cost many billions of pounds, and it will still be necessary to increase NHS budgets at a sufficient rate to keep up with demographic pressures.

It would appear, however, that the camera was incapable of taking pictures at a sufficient rate for animation, for no successful presentation of moving pictures was given by him, and the credit for a successful cinematographic device must go to Thomas Edison.

The existence of an intermediate-mass black hole in the centre of one of the densest clusters with no detectable electromagnetic counterpart suggests that the black hole is not accreting at a sufficient rate to make it electromagnetically bright and therefore, contrary to expectations, is gas-starved.

The problem is that when the money made is all on commissions and not on sales to outsiders, the model becomes a pyramid scheme that will eventually collapse when new people stop entering at a sufficient rate and sales are only made to people buying the goods to earn commissions.

The main centrifugal fan provides continuous flow of air that passes upward through the perforated deck at a sufficient rate to transport and fluidize the particles.

Flipping of polar lipids is energetically unfavorable and does not occur at a physiologically sufficient rate in protein-free liposomes (11– 13); the energy barrier to flipping in liposomes is estimated to be 20−50 kcal/mol for glycerophospholipids (11) and considerably greater for M5-DLO [130−260 kcal/mol (4)].

However it assumes that the required diagnosis process can be carried out at a sufficient faster rate so that all the states are available for control computation.

The secret to protection with conventional over-plant sprinklers is to re-apply water frequently at a sufficient application rate to prevent the plant tissue temperature from falling too low between pulses of water.

Autotrophic nitrification removes ammonia at sufficient rate to maintain water quality at a level to prevent ammonia toxicity to the fish [ 33].

LINE-1 endonuclease generates large numbers of DSBs [ 27], which suggests that endogenous LINE-1 activity might generate DSBs at a rate sufficient to affect recombination rates.