Sentence examples for sufficiently beyond from inspiring English sources

His glovework has improved but he has shown few signs that his batting has developed sufficiently beyond the demands of T20 to hold down a place in ODI cricket, or indeed any further in T20.

In order to sufficiently monitor hydraulic stimulation, surveys should be designed such that lines of instruments extend sufficiently beyond the stimulation zone in both horizontal and (especially) vertical directions.

Such genetic switching is the basis of many cellular decision-making processes, including differentiation, whereby cells change their state when driven sufficiently beyond a certain threshold.

If Vmax is too small, the swarm may not be able to explore sufficiently beyond locally good regions.

Data have been abstracted from published reports on the cumulative incidence of breast cancer in intervention and control arms in each trial; where available, data have been abstracted for a period of follow-up extending sufficiently beyond the final screen to allow for lead-time, or after women in the control arm have been invited for screening.

While the work hardening index varies between n = 1 and 0.5 for npg samples in the course of the compression test, the n-values for the composite samples for strains sufficiently beyond the yield point are much smaller, never exceeding 6 × 10−2 for L = 15 nm and 4 × 10−3 for the larger L. Consistent with our expectation, the change, Δ V, in macroscopic volume is suppressed in the composites.

This went sufficiently far beyond the call of duty that the county attorney was unable to file charges.

In Worton's script, she is not sufficiently established beyond her illness; she is defined in reaction to her husband, father and brother Manus, with whom she has a sexually teasing relationship.

Shaping the gusset plate according to 30° load dispersion angle may be recommended to reduce the size of the connection between the gusset plate and the beam and column boundaries provided that the splice member is sufficiently extended beyond the bending line.

But this is just one of several variables in Marx's scheme which, if they deviate sufficiently far beyond the range anticipated in his analysis, would jointly result in such a postponement even if one does not challenge the basic elements of the scheme itself – in particular, Marx's heavy reliance on the notion that labor power is the source of the exchange value of commodities.

The temporal aspect of movement generation has not been sufficiently explored beyond the context of Fitt's law.