Sentence examples for intelligible enough from inspiring English sources

Yet no texts were provided and the words were simply not intelligible enough.

He is interested in the phenomenon of what might be called the good-enough movie: the movie that is basically terrible, but just good enough — its characters just lifelike enough, its plot just intelligible enough — to make you care.

The fallacy is not in thinking that the entire genome matters, but in thinking that an individual gene will matter, at least in a way that is large and intelligible enough for us to care about.

Her supervisor thinks this strategy is not visually intelligible enough.

Once upon a time I was an intelligent and intelligible adult.

Languages are described as metastable states of global agreement, reconciling the evidence that they do continuously evolve [29] [33] and they are at the same time stable enough to be intelligible across a population.

Middle Persian and Parthian, extinct West Iranian languages, were doubtlessly similar enough to be mutually intelligible, but they differ so greatly from the eastern group of Middle Iranian languages that those must have appeared to be almost foreign languages.

A system description language for games must be both intelligible to human beings and formal enough to support comparison and analysis of players and system behaviors.

Even today's scientists marvel at the fact that, if we try hard enough, the universe seems intelligible.

In this section, the visual security of the discussed encryption techniques is assessed, i.e. we determine if visual quality is low enough to protect content and if visual content is intelligible after encryption.

Science is driven by the assumption that the world is intelligible, but likely to be wrong in its certainty that we know enough about the physical to claim that the experiential cannot be physical.