Sentence examples for sufficiently steady from inspiring English sources

Anyway, Assange's team came up with several people who the court found sufficiently steady; maybe it helped that, at last count, at least three of them had titles (four, if you count Professor along with Sir, Sir, and Lord).

Credit our methodology, however, for being able to see past many a blip and to offer a sufficiently steady performance target that 57 out of 400 in 2003 have now made the grade five years straight.

If this antigen-spreading effect is sufficiently steady and reliable, intratumoral peptide injection may even be effective against imaging-invisible or unapproachable tumors.

However, most of these jets have sufficiently regular global structure, which is indicative of steady production and propagation and promotes development of stationary models.

His framework was just IS-LM coupled with an assertion that the LM curve was close enough to vertical — and money demand sufficiently stable — that steady growth in the money supply would do the job of economic stabilization.

If μ is sufficiently small, the steady state solution to (81) is: W ∞ = W 0 = H R g X N N X R N N X N N X − 1. (82).

The final time of computation is empirically set as (t = 5) at which the numerical solutions are observed to be sufficiently close to steady state.

An impeller configuration with distributed radial mixing blades could sufficiently filter the steady state feeding variability at low mixer speed, but exerted limited strain and shear on the blend.

Therefore, the parameterized model, which has been selected in the current study, is physically based and sufficiently verified under steady flow conditions to be further implemented for a larger scale of model experiments on tsunami attenuation by a mangrove forest under a stiff structure assumption in a wave flume, described in the next section.

This could lead to more stable parameter estimation, in case the plateau of placebo response is observed sufficiently long at steady state.

In these experiments, and we suspect in others as well, the transients are sufficiently long that steady-state theories cannot adequately describe the evolution of the microstructure.