The phrase "a limited second" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing time constraints or specific intervals, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We only have a limited second to make our decision before the opportunity passes."
Alternatives: "a brief moment" or "a short time frame."
Matsui, who speaks virtually no English, and Reyes, who uses English as a limited second language to his native Spanish, began honing their communication skills.
However, an obstacle to these applications is low transgene expression efficiency, mainly due to a limited second strand synthesis [ 13, 14].
General public will be admitted on a limited first come, first served basis.
It attracted so much attention the store brought forward a limited first drop to this weekend.
"We believe," the three-judge panel wrote, "that there is a limited First Amendment right of access to certain aspects of the executive and legislative branches".
Elba will next been seen when Luther returns for a limited fourth series on 15 December on BBC One, while latest Bond film Spectre is in cinemas now.
The Administration has defended a limited first round of NATO expansion by arguing to its allies that the alliance will keep "an open door" to more new members later.
A major difference between the two subsets is that TrkC+ neurons are born early, during a limited first wave of neurogenesis, whereas TrkA+ cells are born during a second, extended wave of neurogenesis from mitotically active progenitors that go through numerous rounds of cell division to generate more than 70% of the final DRG neuron population34,43,44,45.
A limited third party API for Facebook was released by Andre Cohen in January.
BBC iPlayer will also stream matches live in 4K resolution and high dynamic range colour (HDR) on a limited first-come first-served basis.
In Sleeping Tigers, my first novel, I chose what's called a "limited third person" point of view -- this means that I can only be inside the main character's head, and nobody else's.
