Sentence examples for doubly suitable from inspiring English sources
Tolkien explained the name as a pun, meaning both "people with vague or half-formed intimations and ideas" and "those who dabble in ink"—thus doubly suitable for a group of writers discussing works-in-progress.
Some classes of memristors also have nonlinear response characteristics which makes them doubly suitable as artificial neurons.
Hence, the ~150 200 μm thickness is optimal for the study of structures and textures in the size range of interest [23] making doubly polished thin sections very suitable for both purposes.
Suitable (300 ~ 500 mL) amounts of doubly ion-exchanged (D.I).
Although PA measurements by accelerometry are found to be moderately correlated with measurements made using doubly labeled water [ 32], this technique is not suitable to measure minutes of PA at different work rates, as doubly labeled water only measure the total energy expenditure over a given time period [ 30, 31].
Doubly polished thin sections have somewhat different properties that make them more suitable for the study of microfossils compared to ordinary thin sections.
From the four different ParM variants, doubly labeled with tetramethylrhodamine, 5-ATR-ParM (His6/K33A/D63C/T174A/T175N/D224C/C287A) is likely to be generally the most suitable ADP biosensor.
Differently from the turbo-based channel estimators already proposed for SC transmissions over doubly selective channels [25, 26], the proposed turbo-like channel estimators are nonadaptive and hence more suitable for block transmissions.
Not one to question the synchronistic flow of the universe, Guy soon secured a suitable patch of land in the hills behind Byron Bay, Australia, and in 1981 on the doubly auspicious occasion of Easter Sunday and a full moon in Libra began to execute the consecrated tasks bestowed on him.
And if the groups like ethno-nationalists Generation Identity and the Islamophobic party For Britain were in attendance were to add to that impression, that would be doubly awkward – particularly as that impression would raise further questions about why the BBC deemed Kassam a suitable guest.
