Sentence examples for enough to be resolved from inspiring English sources

Our new setup is not limited to a helium target, but rather it can be used with all light targets, for which the deflection from their original direction after the collision is large enough to be resolved.

The resulting interface region can be set just thick enough to be resolved by the underlying mesh and numerical method, yet thin enough to provide an efficient model for dynamics of well-resolved scales.

An orbit with a perigee of 700 km and an apogee of 32,000 km gives access a relativistic time delay of 150 fs, which is both large enough to be resolved by the detectors and still gives a reasonable count rate at the apogee.

Since the peak EWT value is about (34,{hbox {mm}}/{hbox {yr}}) in Fig. 4b and (24,{hbox {mm}}/{hbox {yr}}) in Fig. 4a, that means the differences between the peak EWT value in Fig. 4a, b are larger than their uncertainties and thus enough to be resolved.

Most likely, the broadened lineshapes are not intense enough to be resolved due possibly to the slightly lower Al3+ diamagnetic impurity levels in the goethite samples.

However, we found that domes of that size did not provide large enough grating widths to be resolved by the chest skin.

In practice, the spatial sampling of these designs is limited by the crystal pitch, which must be large enough for individual crystals to be resolved in the detector flood image.

And Wall Street analysts say the legal wheels grind so slowly that none of the major battles are likely to be resolved soon enough to be of immediate concern to most investors.

Whether the binding property of these antibodies to specific sequences is enough to explain these outcomes remain to be resolved.

Relative quantitative analysis was performed on bands which were resolved well enough to be considered as two separate Gaussian units.

However, these contrast agents, by themselves, are not sensitive enough to obtain images that can be resolved at the single-cell level.