Sentence examples for physically acceptable from inspiring English sources

The models were capable of describing the experimental data adequately and the parameters were physically acceptable.

Illustrated simulations show that the controller stabilizes the satellite with any inertia physically acceptable.

Here, only a minimum number of reaction steps and parameters have been used, but they are still physically acceptable.

There was something admirable about the determination of Ecuador, even if they did cross the boundary of what was physically acceptable.

This paper presents an unconventional method for examining various kinematically admissible and physically acceptable mechanisms of dilatant deformation in ductile materials.

The various low-angle reflections on the smectic layers were used to evaluate the projections of the electron density profiles along the layer normal, and the most physically acceptable profiles were selected from the numerous possibilities for each smectic mesophase.

Planning designs for timber harvesting projects must also be physically feasible, environmentally acceptable, and economically viable and address potentially competing objectives upfront in a multi-purpose planning effort.

Because these observationally constrained parameters are insufficient to determine the absolute values of the principal stresses, these remaining two unknowns are estimated by imposing the following physically and empirically acceptable assumptions.

The coating process depends on intrinsic biophysical properties of the gel texture, which restricts the potential choices for an effective product: the gel first must be physically synthesizable, then acceptable to the user, and finally applied in a manner promoting timely adequate coating, so that the user adherence is optimized.

Adequate health infrastructure and services must be available within a geographical area, accessible physically and economically, acceptable culturally and ethically, and be of adequate medical quality.

This was never true for conventional insecticides, although anecdotes suggest it may have been widely practised, but regular use of low doses of cosmetically acceptable, physically acting chemicals that disrupt the cuticular lipids of lice should kill insects in contact with the treated hair and limit the risk of an infestation establishing.