Sentence examples for sufficient interference from inspiring English sources

Simple Verse, the only filly in the race, was first past the post, a head in front of Bondi Beach, but the placings were then reversed in the stewards' room after the panel decided that Simple Verse had caused sufficient interference to Bondi Beach in two separate incidents in the home straight to affect the outcome.

This enables accurate estimation of local multipath propagation, with sufficient interference rejection.

Although simple to implement, this method significantly decreases the spectral efficiency and does not provide sufficient OOB interference reduction in most scenarios.

Without the sufficient separation interference from the relay-target link would significantly decrease quality of the source-relay link (the so-called loop or self-interference explicitly addressed, e.g., [22 24]).

However, even this low affinity interaction is sufficient for interference with HIV-1 infection based on the low concentration of peptides required for blocking of the viral infection of macrophages and T lymphocytes.

The overall takeaway is that as the amount of backscattering increases, more degrees of freedom must be sacrificed to achieve sufficient self-interference suppression, and less degrees of freedom are left for signaling to the desired users.

The tunnels were driven at a depth sufficient to avoid interference with building foundations or public utility works, and there was no disruption of street traffic.

AEs intensity was determined by subjective evaluation of the patient and classified as mild (signs or symptoms easily tolerated), moderate (discomfort sufficient to cause interference with normal activities) and severe (incapacitating with inability to do work or undertake normal activity).

AEs severity was determined by subjective evaluation of the patient and classified as mild (signs or symptoms easily tolerated), moderate (discomfort sufficient to cause interference with normal activities), and severe (incapacitating with inability to do work or undertake normal activity).

This welder also put out sufficient radio-frequency interference to disrupt radio reception elsewhere the town; a matter that caused some complaint.

These results suggest that in the context of the present learning paradigm, haptic cues on their own are not sufficient to reduce interference and promote learning multiple force fields.