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At 17 megapixels, a camera is completely sufficient," he said.

For the purposes of studying the kernel reconstruction on a rather short temporal window this simple approach is completely sufficient and does not show any deficiencies compared to higher-order methods for the forward problem, as employed for example in [21, 28, 40].

Conclusions: Neither process is completely sufficient for establishing relative scientific soundness.

These animals meet all of snakes' nutritional needs, so an all-mice or all-rat diet is completely sufficient to keep your snake healthy and happy.

No new U.N. resolution is required, he said, for the U.S. to lawfully attack Iraq: "Existing U.N. resolutions, passed 11 years ago, are completely sufficient from a legal standpoint, so long as it is clear that Saddam Hussein is in breach of the agreements" -- a dozen breaches that not even U.N. officials dispute.

However, constitutive expression of TAGL1 seemed not to be completely sufficient to rescue the normal shattering of shp1 shp2 double mutant Arabidopsis suggesting functional divergences between TAGL1 and SHP1 [28].

As marginally elevated fasting glucose levels were observed in 5- to 8-week-old Ins1−/−: Ins2+/− mice (Fig.  2d), insulin secretion may not be completely sufficient for normal glycaemic control in very young Ins1−/−: Ins2+/− mice.

Our system is completely self sufficient and allows a live analysis tool to operate automatically on the target system.

She's free of humdrum routines like school and homework, and is completely self-sufficient.

A Turkish friend once remarked that in terms of agriculture, Turkey is completely self-sufficient; it produces everything except pineapples.

Possessing similar memory, graphics, and sound capabilities, the Nomad is nearly identical to the full-size console, but is the only variation that is completely self-sufficient.