Sentence examples for enough lengths from inspiring English sources

Although pedicle flaps for the reinforcement of TEF are usually obtained from muscle or pericardium, these flaps need enough lengths to overcome moving distance.

The real question is whether or not the dozens of emerging players in the bot market will go to great enough lengths to earn the trust of their users.

The exact length will depend on the size of the Styrofoam ball; basically, when cut, the strip should be long enough to be folded in two, knotted and have two long enough lengths to stick upward.

You'll need to fold enough lengths to go all the way down the length of the glass (probably at least two lengths); each length will be joined by a small strip of duct tape to hold it together.

Yet, while most other players shoot 75 or worse when they struggle, Woods has enough length and a good enough short game to shoot in the 60's.

Without the injured Kevin Garnett, the Celtics may not have enough length to squeeze past Dwight Howard and the Magic, much less LeBron Inc., in Cleveland in a potential conference finals.

That's the number of majors Federer had played without winning one, over three calendar years, a drought of enough length and severity to build fears among even loyal fans that the man we'd dubbed the greatest ever had lost a step, or that — let's lower things to a whisper now — perhaps his steps hadn't been as nimble as Nadal's or Djokovic's to begin with.

Therefore, the lower jejunum was unlikely to have enough length to complete the renewed hepaticojejunostomy safely.

Later, once the polyaniline fibers have reached enough length, emerge out of the template and the growth kinetics becomes comparable to that for polyaniline synthesized on a bare electrode.

This small triangle should be just above the cutaneous roll, and if there is enough length in lateral flap of cleft side, then small triangle flap might be omitted.

Another typical cause of shear failure is related with insufficient area of transversal reinforcing steel, with wide spacing and deficiently anchored to the concrete core, where ties should have enough length or proper bar bents to promote adequate splice anchorage (see Figure 2c).