Sentence examples for sufficient terms of from inspiring English sources

Therefore, not only lower-order but also higher-order eigenfrequencies can be obtained by using sufficient terms of the Chebyshev polynomials.

However, the result is not yet sufficient in terms of dimension and activity.

"I can assure you that the aid will be complete and sufficient in terms of quickly providing places of residence for those who survived this disaster," Mr. Tusk told reporters as he visited the shelter.

We finally explain why this performance is sufficient in terms of available power budget on-chip for the proper operation of the novel ultra-compact biosensor.

Based on this quantity one can decide if the chosen 'safe' control set is sufficient in terms of the prediction accuracy.

The first step in providing a building envelope which will be sufficient in terms of sound insulation, is to select the wall materials having required sound transmission loss values.

Kincraig Community Council has backed the project saying it would help Badenoch and Strathspey be self sufficient in terms of electricity.

Consequently, being open does not seem to be sufficient in terms of usability, even if a deep modelling understanding exists.

Thus, these examinations are not sufficient, in terms of tissue specificity, for identifying the origin of metastasis.

However, our dataset was not sufficient in terms of the variation in decomposition periods of logs to fit the temporal decay dynamics of a more sophisticated model in a robust way.

On the basis of currently available evidence, we have deemed this sufficient in terms of periodicity.