Sentence examples for insufficient distance from inspiring English sources
"insufficient distance" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to describe a physical gap that is not wide enough. For example, "The car in front of me did not provide sufficient distance, so I had to quickly brake to avoid an accident."
An insufficient distance between the groove and the specimen edge reduces the bond capacity and could result in a splitting failure of the concrete corner.
They say that oversight is weak, with insufficient distance between firms verifying projects and those profiting from them; that many projects would have gone ahead in any case; and that the scheme creates incentives to exaggerate estimates of "business as usual" emissions, in order to win greater credits from subsequent reductions.
Insufficient distance (ID) means the sum of the number of reduced nodes or edges in a participant's matrix in comparison with the lecturer's matrix.
When instruction was not provided, the word rate (WD) strongly correlates with additional distance (AD), and also with insufficient distance (ID).
By the sixth hour of the event the car was disqualified by race officials, having covered an insufficient distance of only 60 laps.
Defects such as insufficient distance migrated along the ventral surface, inappropriate or extra turns, and failure to cease migrating at the vulva were counted as DTC migration defects.
On the other hand, for the complexation with monocarboxylic acids and dicarboxylic acids having insufficient distances between the two carboxylic groups (benzoic acid 5, acetic acid 7, and α,ω-dicarboxylic acids 6 (C3–C5)), formation of the amidinium (1·2H+) was observed.
Excessive or insufficient distances are penalized by the algorithm as inadequate compositions.
As eyelids are of insufficient length to both extend the additional distance backward and cover the conjunctiva, they may not be able to fully appose.
Two noncompliance modes were considered: insufficient sight distance and vehicle skidding.
However, in many design situations, more than one mode of noncompliance may be present (e.g. insufficient sight distance and vehicle skidding at horizontal curves).
