Sentence examples for a distance limit for from inspiring English sources

In this section, we incorporate a distance limit for transmission from a facility to a demand location.

For cycle journeys, the age limit used was 18 to 50 years (ICE [27]) with a distance limit of 3.5 km (DeMaio & Gifford [28]; Litman [29]; ICE [27]).

To assign regulatory sites to protein-coding genes we use a simple overlap criterion for TSS-proximal sites, and a 100 kb distance limit for enhancers (see Additional file 1: Methods).

Similar to the distance limit for allowing a binding site to be associated with a gene in [ 14], the longest distance for associating a neighborhood with a gene, d, is taken to be 10--that is, neighborhoods that are 1 million bps away from the TSS are not considered, and d0 = 5000 is a constant for controlling the exponential decay.

The distance limit for an isolated lenticular sand body to accumulate hydrocarbon is about 225 m from the lower part of source rocks (Song et al. 2014) (Fig. 14).

Whichever car journeys do not exceed the autonomous distance limit for the alternative modes will be susceptible to transfer.

Indeed, the three hydrogen bonds are maintained for more than 95% of simulation time when the distance limit for O H···O and O H···N hydrogen bonds of moderate strength is assumed to be 2.2 Å [46].

Lumley et al. determined 100 μm and less to be the distance limit for creating cavitation during ultrasonic action [ 19].

We assessed the consistency of our results by using different distance limits for the births we examined (3, 5 and 10 kilometers).

Facilitated discussions with local decision-makers and residents in each community confirmed that existing transportation infrastructure (e.g., lack of sidewalks) and overall community design (e.g., lack of destinations within easy walking distance) limit opportunities for walking as a means of transportation.

Ten thousand sets of stations are generated for each distance limit, which is shifted from 1 to 10 units for every unit step.