Sentence examples for it is fine enough from inspiring English sources
We assume that it is fine enough so that the discretization errors are small compared to the uncertainty δ of the data; this means that (mathbb{A}_{h}) is a good approximation of the differential operator (A=-frac {d^{2}}{dx^{2}}), whose unboundedness is reflected in a large norm of (mathbb{A}_{h}).
We assume that it is fine enough so that the discretization errors are small compared to the uncertainty δ of the data; this means that A h is a good approximation of the differential operator A = − d 2 d x 2, whose unboundedness is reflected in a large norm of A h (see [[19], p.5]).
This is because superfine sugar has the perfect consistency for creaming - it has enough of a surface area that it will adequately aerate the butter as it is beaten (unlike powdered sugar), but it is fine enough that it will not give a coarse texture to cakes and cookies (unlike granulated sugar).
It's fine enough to pitch".
The sugar should, in most cases, be caster because it's fine enough to dissolve easily into the egg whites.
La Taqueria won the accolade of best burrito in America (and the queues reflect this); it's fine enough, but it's not a real "Mission" burrito – there's no rice in the wrap.
I didn't deal with the "Batman" soundtrack, of course, because, well, that's someone else's deal, and it's fine enough if you like elegant, iconic design.
A filter separated the algae from the coral; it was fine enough to block bacteria and viruses, but large enough to allow passage of dissolved compounds.
It's fine enough for technology executives to sit down with President Barack Obama like they did last week and say how awful the NSA is behaving.
The baby powder is fine enough that it will fill in the crevices between the fibers, and absorb the grease.
