Sentence examples for large enough dimensions from inspiring English sources

During that time, Weiss came to the conclusion that his design could indeed detect gravitational waves, if built to large enough dimensions.

The double symmetry of the geometry about x- and y- axes with large enough dimensions at a depth of 254 cm (100 in).

The G-Fredholm property established earlier provides that the image of the Laplacian nontrivially intersects any closed, invariant subspace of L 2 (M ) of large enough dimension.

Many compact refrigerators may not have large enough inner dimensions, especially if they have freezer compartments.

Sides of the calculation box are large enough compared to the dimensions of the QRs (see Fig. 1).

Conventional pulse-echo ultrasonic techniques require sample dimensions large enough to avoid overlap of successive acoustic echoes and, hence, experimental volumes of several cubic millimeters, hardly compatible with experimentation at megabar pressures.

The two main requirements for the design are; firstly, the expanding surface dimensions should be large enough to perform NR, secondly, the vertical dimensions should be minimized because generally there is no space for a long inflow of the OFC (necessary to guarantee a stable-steady-state expanding liquid surface).

We write explicitly Ozawa kernels for group extensions, for discrete metric spaces of finite asymptotic dimension, of large enough Hilbert space compression, and for suitable actions of countable groups on metric spaces.

It is well known that a memoryless vector quantizer (VQ) can achieve performance arbitrarily close to the rate-distortion (R/D) function of the source, if the codevector dimension is large enough [1].

Which means a radiator's dimensions must be large enough to generate sufficient heat.

He described the hole's dimensions as "only large enough for a slender person or a child to get through".