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The cosmos comes to be when the unlimited fire is fitted together with the center of the cosmic sphere (a limiter) to become the central fire.

The hierarchical reconstruction [16], [32] is applied as a limiter to eliminate spurious oscillations in discontinuous solutions.

The 1972 paper already featured a Godunov-type scheme for the Euler equations with second-order spatial accuracy, and a limiter to make it monotonicity-preserving.

The application of a limiter to antidiffusive element contributions guarantees that the corrected solution remains bounded by the local maxima and minima of the low order predictor.

Viewed through Brody's eyes it's a weirdly intimidating experience, capturing the emotional essence of immersive theatre productions, and the scenario – you're tied to a chair – provides a plausible limiter to the player's movements – which is going to be a key element in VR because you don't want people running into walls or furniture.

However, we propose a novel technique that applies a conservative limiter to the typical semi-Lagrangian interpolation step in order to guarantee that the amount of the conservative quantity does not increase during this advection.

This paper describes a model for power distribution grid simulation with distributed generation, designed to be a simulation environment of two proposed elements: (1) an algorithm to reconfigure the circuit topology to enable a microgrid during an outage of power supply, and (2) a specific limiter to allow safe operation of distributed generation in the network.

The control system was successfully applied to a FLiLi limiter to study the interaction between plasma and a fixed wall in the EAST campaign.

The key idea is to modify a Riemann solver which determines the interaction between particles by a simple limiter to decrease the intrinsic numerical dissipation.

We did not use a torque limiter to standardise bolt tightening, and as such this might have been inconsistent.

We explore the consequences of applying a slope limiter to the discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method, with linear elements, for hyperbolic systems with stiff relaxation terms.