Sentence examples for sensibly the same from inspiring English sources

It is also shown that for some combinations of cylinder array geometry and mass-damping parameter the theoretical stability boundary of a single flexible cylinder surrounded by rigid cylinders is sensibly the same as that for a full array of flexible cylinders, the instability mechanism for these cases being virtually entirely due to negative fluid damping.

Now if the string is light, the tension T is sensibly the same everywhere along it, as may be seen by imagining a second cut, higher up, to leave a length of string acted upon by T at the bottom and possibly a different force T′ at the second cut.

Overall, the leave-one-out procedure allows much faster computations while giving sensibly the same results as the joint one.

The approach we advocate enabled the identification of sensibly the same amount of SIDER sequences in L. major as disclosed in our previous study [ 21], however distinct genome assembly versions may explain the subtle differences (version 4 vs. version 5.2).

However, the plateau size presenting the amount of mode-III component remained sensibly at the same level, meaning that distribution of strain energy release rates could not explain the crack length dependence of GIIIc.

Security of supply is not an empty concept, and it needs to be addressed sensibly: but at the same time crying 'security' is often the last refuge of a bad argument.

The only additional requirement for a budget allocation model is that all data used are consistent and can be sensibly combined in the same model.

Such arbitrary cuts are likely to inflict more damage on the economy than sensibly targeted cuts of the same magnitude.

And these arbitrary across-the-board cuts will inflict more damage on the economy than sensibly targeted cuts of the same magnitude.

The choice of weights is justified by the following rationale: the probability to find a specific visual word in a subregion at fine resolution is sensibly lower than finding the same visual word in a subregion with higher resolution.

When satellite and cable radio were developed in the '90s, Congress determined that these new forms of radio should compensate performing artists and labels and sensibly decided to apply the same model for determining fair compensation that had been in use since the 1970s for determining the rates that record labels should pay to songwriters and publishers for the use of their compositions.