Sentence examples for sufficiently rough from inspiring English sources

Importantly, theoretical calculations reveal that the geometric parameters of various types of wall sculpturing are such that the resulting surfaces are sufficiently rough to enhance wettability, but not significantly rougher.

While the sev-stbm phenotype is only mildly rough, it is sufficiently rough that both suppressors and enhancers can be detected at the dissecting microscope level.

In many ways Norwegian society embodied the British radical ideal of "a small-producer society, its wealth sufficiently dispersed to ensure rough equality", similar to what Wollstonecraft had outlined in A Vindication of the Rights of Men (1790).

These changes can consequently disrupt the precise hexagonal outlines of ommatidia and if sufficiently severe lead to rough adult eye phenotypes.

But after several weeks living, sleeping, ploughing fields and rolling chappatis with the family, she trusted me sufficiently to at least watch the rough cut from last year's footage.

Rough estimates of κ values are not sufficiently accurate for data correction, but are useful for predicting the approximate usable range of a dcFCCS application, as illustrated by the following example.

All of the surfaces occurring in nature and industry are rough, provided they are observed with sufficiently high magnifications (small length scales) [1, 2].

Now that all the forms are in place and sufficiently detailed, you can go back and blend rough patches of color together if you want a smoother, slicker look to the painting.

He insisted he was sufficiently street-wise to survive the rigours of living rough.

Like "Billy Elliot," the surface is rough and profane enough, and the acting sufficiently restrained, to cover the sentimental story with a varnish of gritty realism.

In keeping with Chaptal's finding that the condensing surface must be rough and the surface tension must be sufficiently low that the condensed water can drip, the central column's outer surface was studded with projecting plates of slate.