Sentence examples for sufficient for modelling from inspiring English sources

Such processes are sufficient for modelling a significant class of stochastic systems, however there are interesting systems which cannot be specified appropriately in such a framework.

These figures are sufficient for modelling up to 10-12 possibleed predictorsredictofs of cure.

The MASS package was also used to fit the generalized linear models (GLMs) that typically are not sufficient for modelling excess zeros [ 28].

The number and their placement are often empirical, although White and colleagues [ 2] have suggested that eight knot points is usually sufficient for modelling lactation curves.

We thus conclude that the ME technique is both necessary and sufficient for modeling the aerodynamic coefficients for surrogate-based mission analysis.

However, this simple approach is not sufficient for modeling the full range of networking and control processes required for implementation of intelligent transport services.

For the test problems studied, very promising results are obtained when the thickness to length ratio is in the orders of 1E−01 to 1E−06, which is sufficient for modeling most thin structures in industrial applications.

For the test problems studied, very promising results are obtained when the thickness of coated layers is in the orders of 1.0E−6 to 1.0E−9, which is sufficient for modeling most coated systems in the micro- or nano-scales.

Promising BEM results with only a small number of elements are obtained for thin films and coatings with the thickness-to-length ratio is as small as 10−9, which is sufficient for modeling most thin layered coating systems as used in smart materials and micro-electro-mechanical systems.

This number of samples is not sufficient for modeling this activity therefore we did not include SMS activity as an input to our model.

LoD1 is sufficient for modeling extended areas, as in the case of the whole municipality of Lisbon, but LoD2 gives the buildings more recognition value, which can be an advantage in emergency decision making.