Sentence examples for order is sufficient from inspiring English sources

The τavg of such an order is sufficient for performing the interfacial electron transfer into the conduction band of TiO2 and redox chemistry of excited state.

The XRD data suggest that order in two dimension remains above the phase transition measured by DSC and this order is sufficient to maintain a high level of electronic conductivity.

Prior California judicial decisions, cited by the Appellate Court, state that even a petition for a hearing that "might" show evidence of a need for a change of a custody order is sufficient to trigger a requirement for a hearing.

"I do not believe the last-minute effort to address these concerns through an Executive Order is sufficient because there is every indication that federal courts would strike down this order, and the order could be repealed at any time in the future," Lipinski said in a statement.

He called the temporary budget bloated with spending and said his executive order was sufficient to keep Connecticut in business without a permanent annual budget.

The guiding principle here is that the random flow of small orders is sufficient to assure that the market finds the right price.

Although one may try to answer this question by appealing to other causes (say, z's causing x to cause y), the PSR also demands an account of what it is in virtue of which x and y are causally related, as opposed to being merely sequentially ordered (or an account of why mere sequential ordering is sufficient for causal relatedness).

It was recently shown [ 30] that a coarse grid of kinetic orders is sufficient to fit time developments in pathway systems with surprisingly high accuracy.

Using precompensation with a rotating cylindrical lens and grating [ 26], we were able to achieve an 85 fs pulse width at the sample, indicating that a simple dispersion compensation setup that accounts for the second order dispersion is sufficient for delivering pulses on the order of 80 fs.

For this case, 2nd-order scattering is sufficient because 3rd order scattering makes only a negligible contribution to the received energy.

In both cases, the second order expansion is sufficient to model the uncertainties in growth rate.