The phrase "a limited order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an order that has restrictions or is not comprehensive in nature.
Example: "The restaurant only accepts a limited order of dishes during the off-peak hours."
Alternatives: "a restricted order" or "a partial order".
Like "30 Rock" it was given a limited order — only 13 episodes, instead of 22.
Since the latter is an extremely involved numerical task and becomes inaccurate for higher level MSI-s, these methods fail to achieve an accuracy beyond a limited order.
Typical pressure-correction schemes perform only one iteration per stage or time step, and suffer from splitting errors that result in spurious numerical boundary layers and a limited order of convergence in time.
Pressing questions are how numerous these cross-links are in the nematocyst wall, how they can cause a limited order in the network, how they possibly provide additional elasticity, similar to the tyrosine- or lysine-mediated cross-links in the elastomers resilin and elastin, and how they prevent leaking even under extreme pressures.
A limited order is when you request to purchase a stock at a limited price.
Table 1 Definition of Master Variables and Calculated Variables as followed by DICTION* Assumptions Calculated Variables 1) Insistence Repetition of key terms indicates a preference for a limited, ordered world.
In this situation, it would be more useful to craft a more limited order that does not appear to interfere with the use of employees' computers, so long as relevant data is safeguarded.
This hypothesis underlies the idea that high entropy in the GPi neuronal data stream would correspond to a network condition generating a large number of different pattern possibilities leading to a signal with limited order or "organization" and reduced information.
Last week, Judge Jackson imposed a limited gag order on Mr. Stone, ordering that he must refrain, in the vicinity of the courthouse, from talking to the news media or making statements that "pose a substantial likelihood of material prejudice to this case". Lawyers and witnesses in the case are prohibited from making those sorts of statements anywhere.
"It's not a gag order; it's a limited gag order.
The judge issued a limited gag order in the case, ordering the talkative Stone to stay quiet about the case in and around the courthouse, but she stopped short of imposing a broad ban on public comments.
