Sentence examples for is found inadequate from inspiring English sources
Professors whose performance is found inadequate for 3 of the 5 years of the review period are subject to further review and, ultimately, dismissal.
The adequacy of sensor redundancy is measured using the control reconfigurability (Wu, Zhou, and Salomon, 2000), and the number of sensor based measurements are increased when this level is found inadequate.
The adequacy of sensor redundancy is measured using the control reconfigurability [Wu, N. E., Zhou, K., & Salomon, G. (2000). Reconfigurability in linear time-invariant systems. Automatica, 36 (1767 1771]1771] and the number of sensor based measurements are increased when this level is found inadequate.
A pseudo-homogeneous 2D (two-dimensional) plug flow model is found inadequate to quantify variations in overall heat transfer for experiments with different packing orientations and different gap sizes between the packing structure and the cooling wall, because it does not take directed convective transport of heat into account.
In a statement, Mr. Purcell said, "I regret that some of our sales and disclosure practices have been found inadequate".
Even the C.I.A. (not to mention the State Department and the Defense Department) was found inadequate to the tasks entrusted to Colonel North.
About half of the data needed to assess the health of ecosystems was found inadequate for the report, published by the H. John Heinz Center for Science, Economics and the Environment.
After its early offers were found inadequate, Universal looked to sell off independent labels that EMI had acquired over the years, like Virgin, Chrysalis and Mute.
The cross section data for silicon in FENDL/E-1.0 were found inadequate for nuclear design calculations.
Other means of communication such as runners, flags, pigeons, lamps and dispatch riders were used but were found inadequate.
A reserve system established specifically for Leadbeater⿿s possum was found inadequate to ensure population persistence for the next 40 generations, given historical disturbance, habitat decline, and future fires.
