Sentence examples for constant enough to from inspiring English sources

Only a few, like Dr. Joseph Greenberg of Stanford, believe that some elements of language remain constant, enough to reconstruct all the world's languages into just 14 superfamilies of a much great antiquity.

While trivial individually, these niggles are constant enough to instil an unnerving feeling of things being rushed and unfinished, further compounded by inconsistencies in how various elements of the game present themselves throughout.

Given the drastic social, cultural, economic, and other changes that have taken place since the early 1800s, what aspects of walkability have been stable and constant enough to permit a plan that was made in 1811 to remain equally favorable today?

In the city of London the loneliness is palpable and constant enough to sustain an entire industry devoted to curing it.

During this process, the cellulase activity was not deactivated and remained constant, enough to saccharify SF.

Among the more recent ones, Derks et al (2008) showed that HKG expression was not constant enough to be used as internal control for gene normalisation in rat brains.

The problem with this dreamed-of approach is that, so far, no one has been able to measure Planck's constant precisely enough to improve on the sacred platinum-iridium.

In our simulations, Tinterval is set to 1 s and Txmax is set to an arbitrary constant large enough to avoid interruption with the ongoing TC phase.

By Lemma 2.6, there exist positive constants large enough to satisfy (3.26).

where μ k are real constants small enough to avoid divergence of the algorithm and large enough to allow the algorithm to advance.

An adaptive immune system, which remembers previous pathogens and recalls specific responses, has the highest evolutionary benefit in a pathogen environment which changes from host generation to host generation, but is constant enough for multiple exposures with the same parasite strains to occur during the life-time of a host.