Sentence examples for be sufficient for practical from inspiring English sources
In addition, it may emerge that, for some materials, the simplified analysis may be sufficient for practical purposes.
These are in good agreement with the results of previous experimental studies, and the present method appears to be sufficient for practical applications.
By comparison with numerical simulations that consider the laminar-turbulent transition, we find that such an estimate is expected to be sufficient for practical purposes when the inlet opening predicted by the turbulent solution exceeds the inlet opening predicted by the laminar solution.
However, they are usually based on existing road networks and traffic flows, which may not be sufficient for practical application.
In a setting of managing quality improvement, this level might be sufficient for practical purposes.
Denoting the reconstructed fluorophore concentration from the single- and double-precision CPU and GPU implementation with c CS, c CD and c GS, these relative errors are | | c C D − c C S | | / | | c C D | | = 6.94 × 10 − 3 and | | c C D − c G S | | / | | c C D | | = 2.39 × 10 − 3. The resultant images differ by less than 1% which we consider to be sufficient for practical applications.
The ductility of the large stud shear connectors is sufficient for practical application in composite bridges.
The purpose of this note is to describe a back-of-the envelop way of answering such questions with a precision that is sufficient for practical purposes.
Further analysis of results suggests that the accuracy of around ±20% currently reached by dynamic Radiance/Perez/daylight coefficient calculations for many material types is sufficient for practical design considerations.
The action of high-energy plasma flow was shown to result in hardening the samples from carbon steels, the depth (∼0.1 0.3 mm) and microhardness (more than 10 000 MPa) of the modified surface layer being sufficient for practical purposes.
A systematic study of chain length effects indicated that rate coefficients had largely converged to their long chain limit at the dimer radical stage, and the inclusion of the primary substituent of the penultimate unit was sufficient for practical purposes.
