Sentence examples for simple but sufficient from inspiring English sources

As a remedy, a simple, but sufficient set of additional constraints on the structure of the employed digraph was introduced.

The von Mises strain [28] is used as a simple but sufficient tool to trace slipped atoms in our simulation though more elaborate ways of identifying defects are available.

Attributes are selected in line with the requirement of a simple, but still sufficient modeling of these environmental impacts.

By means of, respectively, multiple and single Lyapunov function, we propose two general criteria, together with simple but effective sufficient conditions guaranteeing the globally exponential stability.

Some of these Tafel diagrams might easily be interpreted as arising from simple consecutive reactions, but sufficient extension of the experimental range combined with precision of measurement will provide a clear distinction.

The vehicle model used here is relatively simple, but it offers a sufficient approximation of the lateral dynamics of the vehicle in normal driving situations.

A more restrictive, but sufficient and simpler, condition for convergence of (12) in the mean is (17).

However, recognised outcome measures are not needed for either of these purposes: any system that has meaning to its users may be sufficient, including simple but careful recordings of symptoms in patients' notes.

"Serious and unquantifiable" safety issues feature in all new technologies but consent is simply irrelevant for the simple and sufficient reason that there are no relevant people in existence capable of either giving or withholding consent to these sorts of changes in their own germline.

Perhaps Medin and Atran's example could promote the simple and sufficient expression of "cultural change".

The ammonia-urea reaction coupling is still a new field and requires simple and sufficient models to describe the system.