Sentence examples for from sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of the estimation depends on the phase screens constructed from sufficiently sampled phase data.

There are extreme difficulties in devising any objective criterion for distinguishing "original" thought from sufficiently sophisticated "parroting"; indeed, any evidence for original thought can be denied on the grounds that it ultimately was programmed into the computer.

With the extraordinary rise of internships — not just filled by college students anymore, but more and more by working-age adults — people from sufficiently privileged backgrounds  are even prepared to work without pay  because it allows them to "grow" as persons.

Parnell: To what extent do you think structural and cultural obstacles will hold BigLaw firms back from sufficiently evolving?

Fronts propagating into unstable states can be further partitioned into two broad categories: the so-called pulled and pushed fronts [8] emerging from sufficiently localized initial conditions.

The first class utilizes the different scattering properties of a target from sufficiently spaced antennas to improve the performance of the systems.

The energy from these outbursts helps to prevent the cold gas from cooling sufficiently to form stars.

But it just didn't come from a sufficiently strong intellectual perspective.

It seems that from a sufficiently privileged position, watching someone do anything can be interesting -- for a while.

He recovered from injury sufficiently to play the three live Tests and was at the batsman throughout, jarring hands with balls that would climb from a length.

The usual search for local governments or schools who have in some way pulled back from a sufficiently full-throated affirmation of the season is proceeding.