Sentence examples for high enough values from inspiring English sources

If the ratio is increased to high enough values the electrode will act as an ion storage layer.

At sufficiently high positive potentials the concentration of these ionic defects and corresponding electron holes reaches high enough values for the film to transform into a conductor.

When σ r is increased to high enough values so that oscillations are completely smeared out, the scattering curves become simple power-law decays.

Hence, for high enough values of θ, fixing the transmission rate and having the error probability vary in each block provide better performance than requiring the error probability to be fixed by varying the rate.

The Gaussian noise level is established according to a BSNR (signal-to-noise ratio of the blurred image) of 20 dB, so that the regularization term of (19) becomes relevant in the restoration result, i.e., high enough values of the parameter λ.

Finally, given our results of the easily-observable loss of Wolbachia-infection, the details of the host-symbiont system under study here can be regarded as not stable but in fact circular: Any uninfected and unregulatory host-population could be infected by CI-Wolbachia (given high enough values of t and lCI), thus leading to spread of the infection.

I recognized it but didn't put a high enough value on it.

"If it's high enough value, one of the services we provide is we'll send Brinks," Del Gatto said.

"Ultimately, if it's a high enough value target, you accept a higher risk of casualties," said one senior Defense Department official.

At the board meeting last week, Mr. Turner said that he favored the idea of a deal but that he felt that the discussions to date had not assigned a high enough value to CNN, a person close to Mr. Turner said.

The capital investment required to develop the machine also has to make sense economically, and only a few specialty crops have a high enough value to justify a large outlay of funds.