Sentence examples for sufficiently satisfying from inspiring English sources

A non-ordinary type of solid fuel gasification reactor, which was under development for the few past decades and it is briefly described as indirect heat rotary kiln gasifier, seems to be capable of sufficiently satisfying the incorporated gasification needs in the most challenging contemporary power technologies using solid fuels, like IGCC and CLC combustion.

The ratio of current to ever use also appeared to have increased across this period, which may suggest that an increasing proportion of smokers who use e-cigarettes are finding that they are sufficiently satisfying or helpful to warrant further use.

Here f u) is a sufficiently smooth function satisfying f ″ ( u ) ≥ a > 0 (1.3).

is the perturbation parameter,,,, and are given sufficiently smooth functions satisfying certain regularity conditions to be specified and r is a constant delay.

The class of such codes includes all the families of uniformly packed codes of sufficiently large length satisfying the condition d-ρ ≥ 2, where d is the code distance and ρ is the covering radius.

It is a known fact that | ⋅ | 1, 2 is a norm on H 0 1 equivalent to ∥ ⋅ ∥ 1, 2. A sufficiently regular solution satisfying (1 - 3) pointwise is called a classical solution.

The same is obviously true for the function η ν u if η ν is a smooth cut-off function with sufficiently small support satisfying the equality ζ ν η ν = ζ ν.

When q = 1, the BVP (3 -(4) is considered in a bounded domain with sufficiently smooth boundary, satisfying the complementing condition for all properly elliptic differential operators in [18, 19].

(1.2). where,, and, for and. is the perturbation parameter, and is a constant delay, which is independent of., and are given sufficiently smooth functions satisfying certain regularity conditions in and, respectively moreover (1.3).

Take sufficiently small satisfying (2.33).

On the other hand, let (epsilon>0) be sufficiently small satisfying (x_{j}notin B 0, epsilon)), (forall jinmathcal{J}).