Sentence examples for enough distribution of from inspiring English sources
The miner needs to find a diamond "pipe," a vertical carrot-shape rock structure that can cover up to 700 acres and contains a dense enough distribution of gems to be worth excavating.
The hydrodynamic diameters of NH2-PA@MNPs, gH625@MNPs, and PEG,FA@MNPs were 73.0 ± 3.0 nm, 104.0 ± 4.0 nm, and 51 ± 2 nm, respectively, and PDI values indicate a narrow enough distribution of the particle size.
Indeed, to get a uniform enough distribution of local times when computing a model of the main field Eq. (2), it is necessary to consider data spanning a time interval τ around t k ;the duration τ is different for Champ and Oersted.
The question is whether they can create enough value and a big enough distribution channel that the Rovios of the world can't help but pre-launch on PreApps.
If the number of algorithm runs is large enough, the distribution of T ¯ p and T ¯ 1 will be nearly normally distributed.
According to the theory of probability statistics, when the number of samples is large enough, empirical distribution of frequency function which represents event occurrence, is almost the same as the overall distribution density.
While this assumption is generally false, if battery lifetime is long enough, the actual distribution of applications running during the lifetime of the battery will be close to the a priori probabilities. is computed as: (1).
It is simply to evaluate an operating point and not strong enough when the distribution of class is changed.
While those data are unavailable, it seems likely that their distribution may be similar enough to the distribution of current smoking to produce relatively weak associations with DE exposure and therefore weak adjustment effects.
One is "wheel clocking"—recording a long sequence of spins in the hopes of identifying a roulette wheel that has developed mechanical faults and imbalances severe enough to distort the distribution of winning numbers.
(3) If the birth rate becomes high enough, then the spatial distribution of the population density will not keep uniform but change periodically with space (Figure 2(B)). .
