Sentence examples for enough to be collected from inspiring English sources

James Oles, assistant professor of art at Wellesley College in Massachusetts, and an expert on Kahlo, said that the "success" of the first batch of apparent fakes – in that they have been taken seriously enough to be collected together in a glossy book and presented as genuine works – is encouraging more forgeries.

The key to a solar cell's efficiency is getting those live electrons to stay free long enough to be collected at the negative terminal, which is doped with positively charged phosphorus as a lure.

Young audiences can't possibly be interested in the violent exploits of someone old enough to be collecting Social Security, no matter how ripped he is or how much plastic surgery has molded his face into a permanent scowl.

However, since the X-ray beam damages the crystal, there is a lower limit on how small a single crystal can be and still allow enough data to be collected under cryogenic conditions (Garman, 2010; Holton and Frankel, 2010).

We have found that a culture volume of 15 mL is a good balance, allowing for enough effluent to be collected over a sample period of 2 min while limiting the amount of media used to less than 2 L a day.

To allow enough fluorescence light to be collected by the low-NA side-viewing microscope, many traces were averaged with a CCD exposure time of 8 s.

In each herd enough samples were to be collected to produce a 95% herd sensitivity assuming that in a positive herd, 10% of adult sheep (>1 year) excrete sufficient amount of bacteria to be detected by bacteriological culture [ 19].

Since these methods are random sampling approaches, a large enough number of tags have to be collected to deduce a statistically reliable portrait of the transcriptome, which can be converted to an absolute quantification data using an appropriate calibration.

The quality of folk art has been recognized enough to be heavily collected by most of these four museums, if not heavily shown.

But, again I'll be adding this to the "good to know, but definitely ones to pass on for now" list... as if I haven't got enough to be doing without collecting wee and burying bananas in the ground.

Because of the general appearance of the other elements in its periodic table column, it is assumed that francium would appear as a highly reflective metal, if enough could be collected together to be viewed as a bulk solid or liquid.