The phrase "a time without limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period that is unrestricted or has no defined boundaries, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In a time without limits, creativity flourishes and possibilities are endless."
Alternatives: "an unlimited time" or "a boundless time".
Patients may choose to see any licensed practitioner at any time without limit.
Ocho's platform allows users to reimagine the way they see and share their world with a built-for-video viewing experience made specifically for the way we process information now--8 seconds at a time and without limits.
The UK document is therefore a fudge: it tries to set a time limit without actually setting one.
The surgeons were instructed to simulate mandibular fracture reductions of 3 clinical cases, within a 15-minute time limit and without a time limit, and complete a questionnaire to assess their subjective experience with the system.
(For weight classes, see freestyle wrestling). Earlier wrestling had been continuous and contested to one or two of three falls, sometimes with a time limit, sometimes without.
The analysis of standardized anatomic measurements showed that the simulation results within a 15-minute time limit were not significantly different from those without a time limit.
Unlike information on US citizens, which officially cannot be kept longer than a year, information on foreigners can he held without a time limit.
Neil MacGregor, director of the British Museum - Hirst cites the museum's turquoise-covered Aztec skull as an inspiration - has already been in without a time limit: he could never dream of buying it, but hopes to borrow it one day.
There are two ways for MIT students to meet the swim requirement — students may choose to either pass a 100-yard swim test without a time limit or attend a swim class for beginners (the fee is covered by the Institute).
