Sentence examples for into sufficiently from inspiring English sources
Matter is not truly continuous; if matter is subdivided into sufficiently small pieces, then indivisible components, or atoms, will appear.
Volcanic rocks, seldom regarded as reservoirs, have not been looked into sufficiently (Rohrman 2007; Lenhardt and Götz 2011).
For example, based on Gödel spacetime where matter is everywhere rotating and a CTC passes through every spacetime point one might conjecture that setting into sufficiently rapid rotation a finite mass concentration of appropriate shape will eventuate in CTCs.
To numerically solve (48) and (49), all of the surfaces, which because of the assumption of longitudinal symmetry of the problem, are one dimensional domains, are divided into sufficiently small intervals of equal length and the q(x) is assigned on the nodes q(x i ).
This may explain the absence of H. non-scripta from thin soils over chalk in South East England, since the bulbs are unable to penetrate into sufficiently deep soils.
On the other hand, a highly active person who comes into sufficiently close contact with many individuals can cause a substantial death toll for any configuration we try.
These could later factor into a correct SSC detection with the corresponding probability (P_{mathrm{CME}}) factoring into a sufficiently high (P_{mathrm{SSC}}).
Not until 1980 could he sink his teeth into something sufficiently daunting – Shylock in the BBC Television Shakespeare Merchant of Venice.
The televised version of that show "took what had been a reasonably successful box office attraction and cut into it sufficiently to force us to close".
"It never hurts to look at new ideas," he said, "but I have not dug into it sufficiently to make any pronouncement about how I would vote on that".
Again set on a Greek island, this is a classic plot involving the unlikely confusion of identities between a roué and stuffy academic, and for all its implausibility, you buy into it sufficiently to enjoy it.
