Sentence examples for sufficient using from inspiring English sources
Hundreds of thousands of grains can be simulated using a small number of signed distance functions (in this work, 32 in two dimensions and 64 in three dimensions are more than sufficient) using modest computational hardware.
When the burning of the titular creature in the episode "Wendigo" was not sufficient using special effects, a wire-frame mannequin wrapped in steel wool was then burned, with the scene being composited into the original footage to draw out the wendigo's death.
Thus, to produce incomplete burst fractures, only one single compression was sufficient using the presented protocol.
To identify 027 isolates, definition of the three "magenta masses" was sufficient using ten strains of ribotypes 027.
According to the data presented in Figure 3C, dose stretching is not sufficient using the size-based surface area as a dose metric.
Nonetheless, power analyses supported this sample size as sufficient using a within subject design, and with the magnitude of improvements we suspected based on the first few subjects.
The United States can become entirely energy self-sufficient using emerging and established clean energy sources, including a combination of nuclear, natural gas, solar, wind, geothermal and biofuels.
The facility is entirely self-sufficient, using the lignin and biogas by-products to power the plant which generates 75 million litres annually of cellulosic ethanol, enough fuel for more than 50,000 cars.
Joseph Street -- two historic and one new building called St. Joe Lofts -- and made their lobbies, hallways and all common areas energy self-sufficient, using roof solar equipment and batteries.
Bond argues even the rail, road and airport upgrades, brought forward for the World Cup, do not have sufficient use to merit their cost since the crowds departed.
The problem isn't the exaltation of ordinariness it's the fact that the ordinary person is unable to make sufficient use of the material of his life, which, looked at properly, would indeed suffice to make him famous.
