Sentence examples for sufficiently large area of from inspiring English sources

Temperature measurements demonstrate that a sufficiently large area of the cathode deposit is hot enough for thermionic emission to be the source of most of the arc current.

This approach extracts long MPCs sustained over a sufficiently large area of terminal locations and attributes other parts of the channel response to the diffuse component.

In such a case, it is a challenging task to expose a sufficiently large area of the endosteum that matches the diameter of the implant without damaging the already exposed thin membrane in the middle.

The FDG uptake in the primary tumour and lymph node metastases was analysed semi-quantitatively using the SUVmax and the ratio of the SUVmax to the mean activity in an adjacent sufficiently large area of normal surrounding tissue (tumour to background ratio, TBR).

To ensure the in situ conservation of arabica coffee genetic resources in Ethiopia, we recommend to: (i) avoid establishing plantations with foreign coffee cultivars in the centre of origin of C. arabica; (ii) allow only the use of Ethiopian cultivars that did not undergo a very strict process of selection in the SFC systems; and (iii) protect a sufficiently large area of low-intensity FC systems.

This relationship implies that sufficiently large areas of tree cover actively draw in air and moisture from elsewhere.

This problem could be resolved by determining the origin of all the patients attending the emergency department of the hospitals in a sufficiently large area to ensure that all the emergency visits by a specific population are included.

Nonetheless, the method allows repeatable, quantitative surveys over sufficiently large areas to meet the needs of long term monitoring and the continued development of HD technology is making detailed identification from video frame grabs more accurate.

And sometimes deploying enough transponders to cover a sufficiently large area is prohibitively expensive.

A sufficiently large area and high temperature over 1500 K for HFC-23 decomposition was predicted in the torch operation with an arc current of 50 A.

An important observation is that the forward advance of invasion waves in such systems relies on the weight of numbers behind the wave front: invasion requires a sufficiently high frequency over a sufficiently large area, sometimes termed a critical aggregation (or 'critical bubble').