Sentence examples for sufficiently frequent from inspiring English sources
Watching the 20th debate on Wednesday night, I realized that these forums had begun long enough ago, and been sufficiently frequent and taxing, that the surviving participants were looking or acting appreciably older; Gingrich with more jowl, Romney with more crease, Ron Paul with more stammer.
We establish the conditions when a modifier allele can invade and when it becomes fixed if sufficiently frequent.
Macleod (1988) showed the efficiency of team production can be sustained given sufficiently frequent monitoring and low mobility of members.
In plate boundary regions moderate to large earthquakes are often sufficiently frequent that fundamental seismic parameters such as the recurrence intervals of large earthquakes and maximum credible earthquake (Mmax) can be estimated with some degree of confidence.
Although the conditions for invasion and for fixation if sufficiently frequent are independent of the linkage relation between the two loci, the rate of spread depends strongly on it.
We show, under reasonable assumptions, that the asymptotic stability property ensured by the controller in the absence of communication constraints is preserved when the latter is implemented over FlexRay with sufficiently frequent data transmission.
It was from this time that cricket matters could be reported in the newspapers, but it would be a very long time before the newspaper industry adapted sufficiently to provide frequent, let alone comprehensive, reports.
Thus, improved screening strategies 'tuned' specifically to detect metastasis-prone cancers are needed that are both more sensitive and sufficiently affordable for frequent use.
Note that a majority of the interactions in the prior set is sampled by only a fraction of the models; however, those interactions are not sufficiently strong and/or frequent that they are not captured in the average model.
Could Mets fans in Connecticut possess a kind of hybrid vigor, Redsoxy enough to steel themselves against frequent disappointment but sufficiently New York-inflected to appreciate the fruits of success without the imperial, some might say arrogant, qualities of actual Yankee fans?
For a sufficiently symmetric distribution the most frequent equivalence parameter ωf will usually be a value very close to the mean, i.e. ωf≈〈ω〉 in most cases.
