Sentence examples for suitably small from inspiring English sources
We obtain the optimal decay rate for ∥ ∇ u t ∥ 2 2 by deriving its decay estimate from below, provided that either ε is suitably small or the initial data satisfy the proper smallness assumption.
When China wanted to show its economic muscle, it canceled some contracts with a suitably small country.
Small samples such as root tips required a suitably small volume chamber to reduce effects of lowering ψπ.
Once I've obtained a suitably small blood sample (the size of a pin head), I allow the strip to absorb it from my finger.
Wilson and Kevin Curtis, an electrical engineer from Caltech who had recently joined Bell Labs, argued that holographic storage might actually become viable with suitably small and cheap optical components.
The results indicate that for into mesh lubrication, a suitably small angle inclined to driving gear, deviation of injection position from into mesh side, and larger spray distance improve the lubrication effect.
So what about something to name after Truman, something that's suitably modest — bigger than a balcony, smaller than a train station — and somehow appropriate?
McIntire et al. [30] found that the persistence of Fender's blue butterflies was promoted by suitably arranging small patches to increase connectivity between populations and in some studies the creation of corridors has resulted in larger population sizes [14].
One measure to assess subtypes from CAMS is the number of genes having FDR < c, where c is a suitably chosen small value; we use c = 0.1 in our examples and call this measure N01. Figure 1(c) shows that N01 is obtained by counting the number of genes with FDR < 0.1.
Impressively poetic, and suitably modest.
