Sentence examples for necessity insufficient from inspiring English sources

Soft sensors can be a supplement to hardware process analyzers as their measurements may often be unavailable due to instrument failure, maintenance calibration necessity, insufficient accuracy, and long dead time (Kartik and Narasimhan 2011).

America's national theatre exists across the country and a centralized company or facility would, by necessity, be insufficient.

Tokumitsu argues that this concept (which she abbreviates as "DWYL") ignores the fact that doing what you love is a luxury that most people can't afford, and one that has the doubly insidious effect of discounting work done out of economic necessity and justifying insufficient payment, particularly in creative fields.

Molecular dynamics simulations are computationally demanding and often of necessity unacceptably short; insufficient conformational sampling is therefore a common problem that future algorithmic and hardware-engineering efforts must address.

The weak point of this empirical method, as well as of other empirical methods, is the necessity for parameterization, and also the insufficient coverage of currently available EEM model parameters.

There was no association of IG-sex with a perception towards insufficient money to cover necessities (p = 0.97) but there was a mild trend towards perceived financial insufficiency as it related to purchase of luxuries (p = 0.27).

"Students' participation in school should not be hindered by insufficient access to this basic necessity.

Tracking tissue deformation is often hampered by material inhomogeneity, so local measurements tend to be insufficient thus lending to the necessity of full-field optical measurements.

Evans and Jovanovic (1989) 85 An estimated model of entrepreneurial choice under liquidity constraints Investigated the liquidity necessities to become entrepreneur and concluded people with insufficient funds do not start new businesses.

The Feeding America study does an excellent job of showing how families are constantly shifting insufficient resources to pay for some necessities, while letting others slide.

There was a deliberate policy of overcrowding and lack of basic necessities of life, including inadequate food, polluted water, insufficient or non-existent medical care and unhygienic and cramped conditions.