Sentence examples for sufficiently steep from inspiring English sources

However, for a sufficiently steep effort cost function, the optimal sorting of players may be the one that maximizes the variation in ability across groups.

Aggradationally driven piracy is potentially hindered because the slope across the divide needs to be sufficiently steep compared to the uncaptured stream.

In the monofaulted zone, like the Shaobo area, however the slope was sufficiently steep to form nearshore subaqueous fans (Figs. 10, 11).

For sufficiently steep slopes, however, we find that the best strategy should undergo a transition to a broken symmetry solution corresponding to the switchback trail patterns typical of rugged environments.

The sign of the ballooning term H depends on the radial gradient of the plasma pressure ∇P : for the inward gradient (westward equilibrium current in the magnetosphere) H < 0 and the system may be unstable due to ballooning instability under a <span class="lh">sufficiently steep plasma gradient.

Thecoupling from unit j to unit k appears as a Heaviside step function H ( f j − θ I ), or a sufficiently steep increasing sigmoidal curve withhalf-activation θ I, in the ODE for f k. (A3) The fast vector field of each unit is a decreasing function of thestrengths of the inputs that unit receives.

So we made it that the show was this thing that was in the consciousness of people, a game, and that everybody knew what it meant when you said 'I'm a Contender.' " This recognition -- that veteran channel-surfers would be sufficiently steeped in the vocabulary of TV to grasp the story -- was the key to pulling "Series 7" off.

Such artificial channels (Figure 7a) must be sufficiently smooth, steep, and narrow (to maintain sufficient flow depth) in order to prevent in-channel deposition.

For sufficiently large islands, therefore, facet angles as steep as 75° can be measured without detrimental influence of the tip geometry.

Can someone so steeped in Tory politics be sufficiently detached?

More fundamental than a SNIC is stretching the steep region near threshold, which stems from sufficiently strong adaptation, though a SNIC contributes if present.