Sentence examples for sufficiently solid from inspiring English sources

"In Dutee Chand's case it came down to a question of whether the IAAF regulations had a sufficiently solid scientific foundation.

The scene was sufficiently solid to ease out the old farts from the 50s who thought promoting rock was a matter of giving the "kids" the kind of safe product, the kind of thing that was good for them.

But Marco, like most, is not brimming with optimism; he believes that the political landscape is too fractured to deliver a sufficiently solid government at this election, and that the Italians will be back at the ballot box in no time at all.

These courses aim at closing students' knowledge gaps and creating sufficiently solid content-related bases for successfully mastering studies.

All chitosan platforms were smooth, delicate, sponge-like, adaptable and sufficiently solid to handle in wet and dry conditions without twisting.

Dufek made a sufficiently solid showing in his freshman and sophomore years at Michigan that the Detroit Red Wings selected him in the sixth round of the 1974 NHL Amateur Draft.

Avalanche effect, in physics, a sudden increase in the flow of an electrical current through a nonconducting or semiconducting solid when a sufficiently strong electrical force is applied.

A sufficiently strong electrical force can break free a large number of electrons from the atoms that form the structure of the solid so that a large current can flow through the material.

The model is based on Kynch theory (Kynch, 1952), i.e. it describes systems with solids fractions sufficiently low that the solids have not gelled into a weight-bearing network.

The flow of a viscous fluid around a sphere is analysed using a perturbation scheme for a small-sphere Reynolds number when the sphere is sufficiently ";near" a solid wall that the correction due to the wall of the velocity in the inertial region is not negligible.

Despite decades of research, the mechanisms of pyrite formation are not sufficiently understood because solid and dissolved intermediates are oxygen-sensitive and poorly crystalline and therefore notoriously difficult to characterize and quantify.