Sentence examples for becomes low enough from inspiring English sources

At some point the energy becomes low enough that the new particles can't smash up any more atoms, and the shower dies down.

In that case, during the initiation stage, the concrete carbonation front penetrates through the concrete until the pH of the pore solution at the reinforcement surface becomes low enough not to support passivity.

By viscous sintering is meant the process in which a granular compact is heated to a temperature at which the viscosity of the material under consideration becomes low enough for surface tension to cause the powder particles to deform and coalesce.

The possibility for the emission of photons from higher energy levels of the surface states becomes low enough so that the effect cannot be markedly measured.

The contribution of the inexact channel equalization of the MMSE-FD-EXT tends to saturate, but eventually σ n becomes low enough such that the approximation of Eq. (34) no longer holds.

We conclude that radioprotection by melanins is a complex interplay of free radical scavenging and prevention of free radical generation by Compton recoil electrons through gradual recoil electron energy dissipation by the π-electron-rich pigment, until the kinetic energy of recoil electrons becomes low enough to be trapped by stable free radicals present in the pigment.

By applying mechanisms for radio duty cycling, the power consumption of WiFi may soon become low enough for smart object applications.

The business fundamentals "are going to get awful," in the next year, Mr. Hodulik said, adding that at some point AT&T could become so pared down that its acquisition price would become low enough to attract bidders.

With the right investments, the risk involved in bringing these resources back to Earth will become low enough that venture capitalists will find the enterprise worth the risk, for huge profits.

At some future time, the costs and risks of human spaceflight may become low enough to accommodate the business of space tourism, in which many people would be able to experience spaceflight.

In Brazil, which turned to biofuels after the 1970s oil shocks, the price of ethanol eventually became low enough for the fuel to find a market, thanks to highly productive sugar plantations and distilleries powered by the pulp left when that sugar was extracted from its cane.