Sentence examples for cannot adequately describe from inspiring English sources
When groundwater periodically penetrates the contaminated layers, stationary models (like most 3D models) cannot adequately describe contaminant transport.
Sectoral and static models cannot adequately describe the interactions between the themes and consequences of system feedback.
Unwilling even to call this principle by the customary name, "the One," Damascius declared that men cannot adequately describe its relation to derived reality.
Words cannot adequately describe her love and contributions to our family's well-being, but we will fondly cherish our memories of Didi.
In these experiments, and we suspect in others as well, the transients are sufficiently long that steady-state theories cannot adequately describe the evolution of the microstructure.
The analysis of the current transients recorded under potentiostatic electrodeposition and the microscopic analysis of the deposits indicate that three-dimensional diffusion control cannot adequately describe the growth of the cobalt nanostructures.
It may be that the complexity of acute stroke care cannot be adequately described within a clinical pathway and that simple guidelines cannot hope to replace experienced, knowledgeable staff who can think flexibly.
Thus, the present model gives a realistic description of the dispersion of particles in turbulent multiphase flows which cannot be adequately described by diffusion-like or convective models.
This is critical in complicated multilayered, thin-bedded reservoir, which cannot be adequately described with conventional, logs, cores and well tests.
He cannot be adequately described, partly because his own command of style raises such a high bar ("His very mood / an index / of gestures that the artist / oversteps"), and his death seems almost an aspect of his suaveness and civility.
This work also demonstrates that sintering of materials possessing any degree of history dependence cannot be adequately described from a continuum-based flow model but must also include accounting of the earliest stages of contact and neck growth.
