Sentence examples for enough to detect a from inspiring English sources

Modern radio telescopes are sensitive enough to detect a cell phone if it rings on Mars.

Therefore, 5 spade tests only are enough to detect a 0.5 change of the scoring.

No television camera could have zoomed in enough to detect a rules violation.

But the company's technology—"bionanopore" membranes and "bionanofilters"—is sensitive enough to detect a single cell.

Furthermore, the accelerometer is not sensitive enough to detect a change if the change in amplitude is small.

The fabricated colorSiPM is sensitive enough to detect a peak of 662 keV from a 137Cs source.

The three scientists — who became the co-founders of LIGO — worked to refine the dimensions and scientific requirements for an instrument sensitive enough to detect a gravitational wave.

Today they say that automated programs that look for patterns in customer data are not smart enough to detect a gaffe.

The steel, cylindrical seismometer, which rests atop a concrete bed in the observatory, is sensitive enough to detect a 5.8-magnitude earthquake anywhere.

In the planning stage, the team decided to make a single comprehensive diagnostic tool that was both easy to use and robust enough to detect a very wide range of network disruptions.

"The Geiger-mode sensor can be sensitive enough to detect a single photon," says Salesky.