Sentence examples for in a satisfactorily from inspiring English sources
It takes place in a satisfactorily cool and cobwebbed cellar, and we are allowed to spit on the floor.
At the end of the study, all the animals in the two groups were assessed as being in a satisfactorily healthy condition.
From the figures one may conclude that Eurocode 2 reflects the influence of these parameters for their usual practical values, in a satisfactorily way, regarding conservativeness of the relation ( V_{test} /V_{EC2}.
Namely, from Fig. 17a and b one may conclude that Eurocode 2 model does not reflect in a satisfactorily way the influence of the footing depth d and shear slenderness a/d in the range of compact footings (higher section depth, i.e., lower shear slenderness), regarding conservativeness of the relation ( V_{test} /V_{EC2}.
They are thus accepting that one result in 20 will be falsely positive but one in 20 seems a satisfactorily low rate.Understanding insignificanceIn 2005 John Ioannidis, an epidemiologist from Stanford University, caused a stir with a paper showing why, as a matter of statistical logic, the idea that only one such paper in 20 gives a false-positive result was hugely optimistic.
If the likelihood of such a false-positive conclusion is less than 5percenttheyhey deem the evidence that the hypothesis is true 'statistically significant.' They are thus accepting that one result in 20 will be falsely positive--but one in 20 seems a satisfactorily low rate".
Dany mounting her dragon and laying waste to the Masters' fleet in Meereen – in an air-punchingly triumphant sequence which would in itself have been a satisfactorily epic set piece – was but one of two displays of wanton badassery.
The result shows that the WCP-COQAM can still keep a satisfactorily low radiation level in the notch band.
Any time Polanski is in the news, Geimer is once again thrown back into reliving her invaded girlhood, an unwilling principal player in a story never satisfactorily concluded.
The technologies and know-how exist for unconventional gas to be produced in a way that satisfactorily meets these challenges, but a continuous drive from governments and industry to improve performance is required if public confidence is to be maintained or earned.
It's a satisfying thriller in its own right, set in the early '60s and beginning in Paris — very satisfactorily — with a man getting his tongue pulled out with pliers, then traveling to Iran and Russia.
