Sentence examples for measured with enough from inspiring English sources

Since specific information on the birth country of both the parents and the student is essential to our analysis, we could only use countries that measured with enough specificity birth countries.

T4 tails are stable for years, large enough to be measured with some certainty, and small enough to be numerous in a field.

Here, var[noise] denotes the variance of the noise spectrum, measured with a ΔOPL large enough to observe no interference signal within the path length window Δℓ.

Those beams are bounced off objects to measure distance with enough accuracy to create three-dimensional images of anything from a face to a fire hydrant.

After years of campaigning by environmental groups – helped in small part by this newspaper – the government has finally agreed to reward households and businesses installing electricity-generating measures with enough of a return to make it a serious financial, as well as an environmental, investment.

Social support was measured with the single item: 'I think I have enough support from people with whom I have a close relationship' [ 29].

If enough gastric aspirate was present, pH was also measured with a laboratory pH electrode.

Tumors size measured with calipers.

However, in a detector with a very good muon momentum resolution and electron/photon energy resolution, the invariant mass of the parent Higgs bosons could be measured precisely enough with the prospect of seeing a narrow peak, over background, in the distribution of the invariant masses of the decay particles (e.g., two photons or four charged leptons).

With presented technique it is possible to perform secure mounting of electronics and also to measure, with good accuracy, far enough from the turbocharger shaft.

Mix the sour cream in a measuring jug with enough milk to bring it up to 150ml and whisk into the beaten egg.