Sentence examples for sufficient time to adjust from inspiring English sources
That way, all skaters would have had sufficient time to adjust to the technology.
The data show clear evidence of hysteresis at longer oscillation periods where the unsaturated zone has sufficient time to adjust to the water table motion.
One of the caveats of working with cell-specific knock-out mice, which are not conditional mutants, is that the network has sufficient time to adjust to the loss of a certain pathway or disruption of synaptic and/or intrinsic plasticity.
After that, for the fixed-short-time two-impulse Lambert rendezvous problem without sufficient time to adjust the separation angle by distributing a parking time like the open-time Lambert rendezvous problem, three-impulse Lambert rendezvous involving multiple optimization variables is given and the variables are optimized by the optimization algorithm IA to obtain an optimal and small Δv.
Explaining the decision to delay the caps on housing benefit, Mr Duncan Smith said: "Clearly it is essential that existing customers have sufficient time to adjust to their new circumstances".
We also find that under plausible calibration, welfare effects are generally positive for all cohorts, provided that agents have sufficient time to adjust labor supply and savings to the changing conditions.
Carbon sequestration should only be used to 'buy time' so that the society has sufficient lead time to adjust while avoiding dangerous climate change.
The industry is also concerned that refineries do not have enough time to adjust to production and deliver sufficient amount of low sulfur fuel if the stricter cap is implemented in 2020.
"But you need some time to adjust".
Markets have had time to adjust.
