Sentence examples for Limited to today from inspiring English sources

Clearwire and Sprint Nextel have been pushing for broadband replacement that users can use everywhere, not just at home, where the cable companies are limited to today.

His concept of time is limited to today and tomorrow.

In-depth penetration of atomic oxygen is limited to 0.2 0.4 mm for the range of Knudsen number and pyrolysis gas conditions studied.

However, the sampling frequency of most affordable digital cameras is limited to 30 60 Hz, while high-speed cameras for higher frequency vibration measurements are extremely costly.

However, the life span of BHVs remains limited to 10 15 years, in part because the mechanisms that underlie BHV failure remain poorly understood.

Top officials in Britain and at the State Department have endorsed the idea of expanding the international security force in Afghanistan, which is now restricted to Kabul and limited to 5,000 soldiers.

The conductive level assigned to seawater contamination showed a resistivity less than 36 Ω.m, which remains limited to 3000 m from the ocean, where Na-Cl water type dominates.

Bound in vermilion goatskin and limited to 1,480 copies, an opulent new edition of THE SOUND AND THE FURY (Folio Society, $345) is intended for collectors and well-heeled Faulkner lovers — and it has already sold out.

Its usable energy is limited to 0 500 Hz [36].

Originally limited to pre-1900 classes, membership was later extended to alumni of 20 years standing.

Before 2013, heavy haul trains on this railway were limited to 5,000 t of gross mass.