Sentence examples for enough to be inserted from inspiring English sources

But many North Koreans have had some exposure to Chinese, American, and South Korean entertainment, smuggled over the border on SD cards that are small enough to be inserted into a phone.

The heater probe is 40 mm long with 2 mm diameter and hence is stiff enough to be inserted into the soil.

We design the probe to minimize damage to the surrounding tissue and to be stiff enough to be inserted in living tissues.

After we determined that the hamstrings were long enough to be inserted on the ATT after passage through the patellar tendon in a figure-of-eight shape (Fig. 2), one 6 mm tunnel was made on the patellar bone for the passage of the two tendons.

Even bundled, the entire sensor is small enough to be inserted through a 20 gauge catheter (1 mm).

Make sure the funnel's spout is small enough, or the tubing is large enough, to be inserted into the tubing.

These sensors were small enough (0.5 mm) to be inserted into a No. 16 French urinary catheter, to perform in vivo dosimetry to determine the urethral dose during high dose rate (HDR) treatment to the prostate.

A two-structure superimposition showed that the N-lobe of RSK1 has enough room for the βB-sheet to be inserted without too many steric clashes (Figure 2B).

The hole needs to be big enough for the smaller, straw -sized tube to be inserted through.

The needle doesn't need to be inserted all the way; just enough so that it won't fall out.

Carefully cut a circular opening in the top of the pumpkin large enough to allow a 6" plastic or terracotta flower pot to be inserted.