Sentence examples for sufficient for application from inspiring English sources
Field emission measurements show that GaN nanopencils film has high stability with a lower turn-on field of 3.5 V/µm, which is sufficient for application in field emission flat panel displays and cold electron sources in display devices.
In the unloaded state such nanodevice has a level of thermal stability, sufficient for application up to the temperatures of order 1200 1400 K. 1.
Carbyne-based nanodevices, consisting of two graphene sheets connected by ten-atom carbyne chain, in the unloaded state has a level of thermal stability, sufficient for application up to the temperatures of order 1200 1400 K.
As it follows from the calculations, the lifetime of carbyne-based nanodevice is sufficient for application at temperatures not higher than 600 K and loads not exceeding half of tensile strength of the contact bond.
For example, given a trait controlled by ∼10 k loci, roughly a million individuals would be sufficient for application of the method.
However, the quantity and quality of SNP loci in the entire soybean genome are currently not sufficient for application of this system to many genotypes.
Localized laser microtechnologies like microremelting, microalloying or material removal allow manufacturing of submilimeter scale elements with accuracy sufficient for applications in electronics and electrical engineering.
Elasticity imaging at these frequencies can provide strain maps with a resolution in the order of millimeters, but this is not sufficient for applications to skin, articular cartilage, or other fine structures.
The specific magnetization of 67 emu/g for SPIONs is reasonably a good value and is sufficient for applications.
Conditions of thermo-force loading are predicted at which a service time of these devices is sufficient for applications.
In view of Lemma 11.1, the following corollary (for (h_{1}=h_{2}=h^{-1}colon) (h(A to A)) of Theorem 11.17, which is at the same time also a corollary of Proposition 11.16, will be sufficient for applications to the theory of fractals.
