Sentence examples for be enough to represent from inspiring English sources

I saw a structural breakage of perfect geometry, and I saw that I could select three pieces that would be enough to represent the entire curvature of the universe.

Opponents like Mr. Gore, using the lower figure, often say it contains "only 6 months" of the nation's demand for oil; supporters, citing the higher figure, say it could be enough to represent 30 years' worth of what the country imports from Middle Eastern countries like Iraq.

A study in two public health facilities would not be enough to represent both the public and private health facilities.

Twenty-one consecutive days activity-travel participation may be enough to represent their current habit but may not describe their past habit.

The number of plots applied to develop the allometric equations in ETS, DBF, and CBMF forest types (N < 100) may not be enough to represent the full range of species present at the study areas (Table 1).

Discussing with practitioners about the two steps outcomes – the ERP systems inspection and the survey – and with purpose to avoid overlaps or redundancies on the definition of perspectives, we reviewed the usability categories concluding that two perspectives could be enough to represent the main usability problems: Presentation and Task Support.

The tests conducted indicate that a number around 12 representative wave cases was enough to represent an annual wave climate compared to a very detailed wave climate used as benchmark.

The union had received votes from only 22 of the 30 teams, but they were enough to represent a majority of the players.

The average time is enough to represent the statistic characteristics of direction finding result.

Therefore, a simple mass spring model is enough to represent the rail absorber instead of an advanced beam spring model.

The measurement period chosen was 1 s, which is enough to represent the dynamics of the phenomenon being studied.