Finally, all algorithms converge sufficiently after very small number of iterations, but the convergence is not perfect.
It is accurate sufficiently and very suitable for real-time flight simulation to represent complex ground reaction behavior under various conditions and occasions.
Although the offset problem is well studied in classical differential geometry and computer-aided design, where the underlying surface is sufficiently smooth, very few algorithms are available for computing geodesic offsets on discrete representation, in which the input is typically a polyline curve restricted on a piecewise linear mesh.
Thus can we realistically expect participants to be able to sufficiently understand the very real risks and benefits of enrolling in an early phase HIV/AIDS cure trial?
"These examples underscore the problem that we really have not yet found sufficiently well-preserved very old - i.e., between 3500 and 4000 million (3.5 and 4bn) year - sediments to be confident that what we are seeing could definitely be regarded as stromatolites," he said.
By this point, the pineapple and sardines had tickled our tummy sufficiently to be very hungry, so we decided to move on to the "Black Shirt Snack," an apple cut in two with a battered cutlet of cod in between.
Our simulation shows that this approximation is sufficiently accurate and very efficient.
Users were asked to rate the usefulness, completeness, and fairness of the information provided using a scale (very, sufficiently, neutral, not very, not at all).
All mothers from the low-SES, mid-SES and rural mid-SES area felt that their child was sufficiently active or very active.
Second the validity of the linear quadratic model has not been sufficiently investigated for very small target volumes (major diameter < 2 cm) so far.
In other words, the Spanish utilities did not need to be adjusted to be transferable to the UK setting because the two value sets are very sufficiently comparable.
