Sentence examples for expressive enough from inspiring English sources

The graph representation is expressive enough and enables the quantitative analysis of the inference pattern frequency.

It appears that graph models are not expressive enough to tackle this problem.

WASP is expressive enough to enable several applications including statistics collection and service discovery.

And the characters' faces are expressive enough that you find yourself drawn in.

Turner I tells us that selecting and arranging channels is expressive enough to warrant protection.

It is well known that classical set theory is not expressive enough to adequately model categorization and prototype theory.

Mr. Angel sang with a clear, light and appealing voice, although not always with enough expressive conviction.

Then we show that ATNoSFERES is endowed with enough expressive power to represent the mechanisms used by the other two systems to deal with perceptual aliasing problems.

While our approach imposes some constraints on device design, results suggest that it is expressive and accessible enough to enable constructing a useful variety of devices.

But she abruptly storms out, and the movie returns to the two principals, who aren't expressive or imaginative enough to break through the limits of their situation.

Michael Stipe, the group's lead singer, had one of the most important male voices of the eighties, huge and rich but expressive and labile enough to suggest either male or female consciousness.