Sentence examples for strong to permit from inspiring English sources

From this analysis, we find that the use of steady-state effectiveness factors (i.e. quasi-static assumption for the particle phase) can be made only when diffusion limitations in the particles are too strong to permit worthwhile conversion in the reactor.

Recognising that the soft-soft interaction between BH3 and a tertiary alkylphosphine might be too strong to permit isolation of our target phosphines, our attention turned to the use of NaAlH4 whereby the harder AlH3 by-product should lead to weaker donor-acceptor adducts.

As Alan Krueger, now head of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, and his co-authors wrote in 2006, "The correlation between race and family income, while strong, is not strong enough to permit the latter to function as a useful proxy for race in the pursuit of diversity".

Although each review found evidence for a xylitol preventive effect, two reviews indicated that the available evidence was not strong enough to permit a firm conclusion of therapeutic effectiveness.

Consequently the results are not strong enough to permit us to draw firm conclusions.

Stoping is practiced in underground mineral mining when the surrounding rock is strong enough to permit the drilling, blasting, and removal of ore without caving.

Conspicuous in this enclave of corporate cleanliness are the Piermont Flywheel and Allen Sheppard Galleries, each a white space with lighting strong enough to permit microsurgery.

"The Constitution's most basic objective," he writes, is "the creation of a single nation," a goal it advances "by creating political institutions strong enough to permit the 'people' to govern themselves".

If the bank is confident that the company's earnings record and balance sheet will be strong enough to permit refinancing, it will not seek to control the company's cash flow.

But Maier's parents were ski instructors, and he began teaching in his father's ski school in Flachau from Christmas to March when his knees had grown strong enough to permit it.

There's an argument to be made for Big having a part in it even by his absence: few other professional partnerships would have been strong enough to permit each member the freedom to work individually while still remaining part of the collective.