Sentence examples for means insufficient from inspiring English sources

Maneuvering at very low speeds is a special problem, since low water velocity means insufficient lift developed by the rudder.

The beep system, he explained, may not make music, but it's vital to riders with visual impairments: one beep means sufficient fare, two beeps means swipe again, and three beeps means insufficient fare.

A high relative residual gas potential means insufficient fermentation of the substrate.

Small tumor size means insufficient number of voxels for meaningful heterogeneity measurement; therefore, the discriminative power of the texture features was compromised.

Here he seems to claim that one's choosing means insufficient for one's end can be deemed unreasonable, even though the end itself is not subject to such rational assessment.

Immature kernels, is a term according to the official inspection standard of the Japan Food Agency, means "insufficient filling" kernels, were further classified into milky-white, white-belly, and white-based/white-back kernels.

But overemphasising the idea that poor people can work themselves out of poverty may mean insufficient emphasis is placed on the development of decent jobs in a growing manufacturing sector.

Youth offending teams and and other agencies did not "always work effectively together in the best interests of the children", and poor planning and assessment meant insufficient protection for two-thirds of the children.

While there were many impressive commitments and a great deal of momentum at the Summit, there was also nervousness that the absence of high-level world leaders meant insufficient support for tackling the urgent and growing humanitarian challenges.

The three captains conferred, and decided to scuttle their vessels due to the high water levels in the rivers and low bridges, which meant insufficient clearance for the monitors to navigate freely.

In such situations, low levels of chaperones may mean insufficient chaperoning of many unstable proteins.