Sentence examples for sufficiently experimented from inspiring English sources

These models have not been sufficiently experimented in the Single Point Incremental Forming field with titanium alloys in general, and with the Ti6Al4V alloy in particular.

It was more difficult to control the excavator in this experiment than in the CG experiment, and operators sufficiently practiced before the experiment.

Souped-up hotel retailing is sufficiently new that marketers are still experimenting.

Since it was not practical to make the experiment sufficiently large to encompass all possible variance components in the induction-reversion experiment that might influence the functional microarray analysis, the sampling protocol in our experimental design ignores any inter-aquaria variation and between individual tadpole variation.

These models are designed to maximize the representation of detailed processes while retaining reasonable computational speed so that experiments are completed as scheduled, and are unsuitable for executing very long runs or ensemble experiments sufficiently large to extract statistically useful information.

But the University of Massachusetts did consider the experiment sufficiently novel to file a patent application.

Is the experiment sufficiently similar to real life abuse that its results will have external validity?

Did the experiments sufficiently control for the multitudinous "pragmatic" effects endemic to polling procedures?

The temperature increases reached after 2 min were large enough for a robust quantification of the effects but small enough to keep the required cool-down periods between two successive experiments sufficiently short to allow the realization of this study.

In another set of experiments, sufficiently large specimens were prestrained in simple tension up to incipient necking, then round notched bars were cut out, again varying the notch acuity, and subsequently deformed to rupture.

In this investigation, Magnet 3 was used as it was the weakest one that was held in place sufficiently for the experiments without falling off.