Sentence examples similar to permits enough time from inspiring English sources
Although presentation of the happy and sad conditions was counterbalanced and two minutes separated these conditions, the possibility exists that the resulting arousal from one condition was not permitted enough time to return to baseline before administration of the following condition.
The Council could grant a 10-year permit, enough time so that the Garden and the various parties responsible for the station can come up with an appropriately aggressive plan to improve the site, a plan that should include discussions about a possible future home, elsewhere, for the arena.
Based on the experience gained from this project, the research team found it important to allow enough time and provide enough resources to permit the project to evolve at an unhurried pace.
Allow enough time for breakfast.
But the show's producers Aldo Scrofani and Heather Provost said Thursday that there had been a "last-minute fallout of a key investment" which did not permit them "enough time to reacquire the necessary capital and begin rehearsals on schedule to open prior to the Tony Awards cutoff date".
This step does not eliminate the noise, but it permits (at a short enough time) to represent the model to be identified in the, so-called, "regression form" and, at the same time, to realize the "semi-whitening" of noise keeping bounded uncertainties as an external unmeasured dynamics.
Allow yourself enough time.
Giving these generations less to worry about permits that they get enough time and resources to focus on other issues also important for the country development.
Thus, this sensor largely improves the optical properties of QDs and permits chemical reactions at a long enough time scale.
President Obama denied the TransCanada permit application last month, saying a congressionally mandated deadline did not allow his aides enough time to evaluate the project once Nebraska completed a rerouting of the pipeline around the sensitive Sand Hills habitat.
