Sentence examples for sufficient sight from inspiring English sources

Lauren sent a close-range header over Cudicini's crossbar after Wiltord had done well to turn back a cross from the left, then when Le Saux escaped down the left once again his cross went over Hasselbaink but found Jesper Gronkjaer, who had enough time and sufficient sight of the goal to do rather better than force another save from Seaman.

All approaches of each intersection have sufficient sight distance and are on level ground.

Restrictive curves contain limited sight distance and/or small radii that restrict travel speed relative to the speed limit, while non-restrictive curves have sufficient sight distance and greater radii that do not restrict travel speed.

By the 22nd, the wind had freshened from the southeast, and there were intermittent breaks in the fog, but not sufficient to give sight of land.

The May 22-25th Pan-European parliamentary EU election is one of few political events in near sight with sufficient scale to rattle markets and change the global outlook.

Moreover, the assumption through this article is the basic navigation scenario, where the receiver has line of sight to a sufficient number of satellites and the channel has a relatively flat frequency response within the signal bandwidth.

This gene would 'on first sight" have been sufficient alone to classify HDACi and mercurials (all of the HDACi showed higher expression levels than the mercurials).

Observing the emission of a selected spectral line with a sufficient number of lines-of-sight will allow a tomographic reconstruction of the two-dimensional beam emission, which is proportional to the beam density.

The cost and effort required to collect re-sight information at sufficient sites and frequency further constrain such approaches.

Flights were operating normally as visibility was sufficient for pilots to land by sight, after morning fog cleared.

The distribution of the static parameters is updated by sufficient statistics from the mobile state, the sight condition and the measurements at current step.