Sorting donated clothing may be accomplished best using a variety of cardboard boxes, so check with merchants to see if they can save good, clean boxes of assorted sizes sufficient for task.
Good design for building requires sufficient daylight for tasks performed within a space.
In the present study, the gears should meet the following specifications; (1) transmittable rotation within certain connecting errors, (2) a simple shape that is easily manufactured, (3) no demand for fast and highly accurate rotation, and (4) relatively low torque and speed, which are sufficient for objective tasks.
For reasons of simplicity we implemented the automated particle count on a laptop computer onto which we had transferred the images, but phone computational resources are sufficient for such tasks to be performed on-phone, providing both an immediate efficiency gain in slide analysis as well as the longer-term potential for automated microbe and pathogen identification.
Note that better recording equipment will always give you better results — in other words, while your computer's default internal microphone may be sufficient for some tasks, a high-quality external microphone will be much more accurate.
When EHR data are complete according to the requirements of a given task, those data can be considered to be sufficient for that task.
But it was a 5 1/2 -foot-tall chain-link fence -- hardly sufficient for the task, said Petersen, president of SeaSecure, a maritime security firm in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Mr Bush has proposed that the overall size of the army should be increased.It is another question whether the extra soldiers would be sufficient for the task.
We need to recognize that while the $15 billion of annual funding that President-elect Barack Obama has called for is a step in the right direction, it may not be sufficient for the task at hand.
Then again, who needs HAL-like comprehension when throwing mounds of data at a problem is sufficient for the task at hand? Watson's question-answering technology finds parallels in other data-driven N.L.P. projects currently making headway, like computer-aided translation — still generally known by the quaint name "machine translation," or M.T., a vestige of the early '50s.
An appropriate number of layers is sufficient for this task.
