Sentence examples for at long enough from inspiring English sources

Briefly, the MSM analysis of molecular dynamics is based on the idea that global conformational changes of a system can be modeled as a Markov chain, given that the transitions between different conformations are sampled at long enough time intervals so that each transition is Markovian, i.e. a transition from one state to another state is independent of the previous transitions of states.

"So you see the trend is continuing but at the same time we have a lot of variability, natural variability, so this trend is a trend on top of the variability so you cannot look at individual years to look at the trend you need to look at long enough periods.

It's got to clock in at long enough to make its mark without inching up to staleness.

The rat's eye is doing that thing that eyes do in horror movies, when they've fallen out of a face but are still attached to the head by some fleshy musculature that you don't want to look at long enough to name.

Keep at it for at least long enough to know whether you're really any good at what you're trying.

Agassi, the winner of eight, has, at age 33, been at it long enough to be Coria's boyhood idol.

Today, Williams and Montgomery went at it long enough -- with at least one punch thrown -- that Fassel had to walk halfway across the field to break it up.

I suppose the exhibition will illuminate that for anyone who can stop being furious at Hirst long enough to look at the paintings.

He was reported to have charged at them and held them at bay long enough for the children to get away.

But it is likely to survive at least long enough to put Mr Djindjic at the head of a new government.

If you're good at something long enough, you'll become great at it.