Sentence examples for combined sufficient from inspiring English sources

d Without light irradiation; e under the 532-nm wavelength, 1 × 10−3 W/cm2 laser irradiation; f combined a spot of Zn x Mn1−xS nanoparticles under the 532-nm wavelength, 1 × 10−3 W/cm2 laser irradiation; and g combined sufficient Zn x Mn1−xS nanoparticles under the 532-nm wavelength, 1 × 10−3 W/cm2 laser irradiation.

Ehrensvärd suggested that new archipelago vessels should be developed that combined sufficient firepower, maneuverability, seaworthiness and decent crew accommodations.

Only HEU, South Africa appears to have combined sufficient long-term financing with a position outside of government, to develop a truly autonomous agenda.

Furthermore, using a second-generation dual-source CT, this study by Bamberg et al. [58] was the first to combine sufficient anatomical coverage, i.e. the whole myocardium, with a sufficiently high temporal resolution and stability of HU values, testing for stress-induced hypoperfusion in patients with known CAD (Fig. 5).

The petioles of red rhubarb are load-bearing structures which need to combine sufficient stiffness with high toughness.

The method is the first to combine sufficient simplicity to be used by hand with near certainty to identify "best" designs, even for large problems.

Thus, we achieved the goal of combining sufficient energy storage and energy dissipation properties in one particle through structured particle design.

One approach to combine sufficient ion conductivity and mechanical strength in solid polymer electrolytes (SPE) involves the construction of supramolecular architectures consisting of a liquid-like phase in intimate contact with a rigid phase, both dispersed on a molecular level.

Negative Combining sufficient regional and local heat demand, failing centralised heating plants (momentarily absence of heat supply).

The most suitable microscopy technique for studying the self-assembly process of waxes under environmental conditions is atomic force microscopy (AFM) because it combines sufficient resolving power to image nanostructures with the ability to work at STP (standard temperature and pressure) with living plant material (Fig. 8).

The important issue here is combining sufficient regional and local heat demand, since CHP plants can only operate economically and efficiently if a significant demand for heat can be ensured and transportation infrastructure of heat is not too long when taking into account potential heat loss.