If only a regime of consistent enforcement of all loan contracts' explicit terms were sufficiently practical to be worth pursuing.
Moreover, only a 2nd-order geometric approximation is included as this is sufficiently accurate for practical structures.
This work reports redox-responsive property of CuNCs and its underlying nature due to the oxidation of its interior copper atoms, and provides a sensitive assay method for ACP activity which is sufficiently sensitive for practical measurement in real samples.
By a comparison between the exact expression for the expected delay time and an approximate expected delay time based on the maximum entropy estimate, they argue that their maximum entropy estimate is sufficiently accurate for practical purposes.
It is clear from covariance matrix, ( Covleft({e}^kright)=left[begin{array}{ccc}MN{sigma}^4& dots & 0 vdots & ddots & vdots 0& dots & MN{sigma}^4end{array}right] ), that the variance of each element is sufficiently small for practical applications.
Since the scaffold networks are relatively small and sparse, this is sufficiently fast for practical purposes.
The SE of n over the M samples is (sample variance of the n 's ) / M. We choose M such that the SE of n is sufficiently small for practical purposes.
However, since (P_{e,min}^{E}geq 0.4) is sufficiently significant for a practical system, physical layer security as defined in this paper can be achieved.
At 100 kPa, [HO2C]100 %-H2P-COF exhibited a selectivity of 77, whereas [HO]100 %-H2P-COF exhibited a selectivity of only 8. Notably, the selectivity of [HO2C]100 %-H2P-COF is sufficiently high for potential practical use.
Further, acceptance of P counts as empirical knowledge in so far as, firstly, P is true, secondly, the degree of probability or expectation of P on D is sufficiently high as to approach practical certainty, and, thirdly, D consists of all relevant data (Lewis, 1946, 314 25).
