Sentence examples for a well-defined limit from inspiring English sources

What should you do when a child exceeds a well-defined limit?

If the width of PFZs exceeds a well-defined limit, they lower the yield strength drastically.

Both branches make use of the fundamental notions of convergence of infinite sequences and infinite series to a well-defined limit.

It is shown that in the disk limit of a general ellipsoid the relevant matrix elements have a well-defined limit, and that the formulation is attractive for numerical calculations.

We have in fact already pointed out (3.1) that in this case, as we get closer to the limit time t* = 2/9, the switch indefinitely approaches a well-defined limit position position AB.

In contrast to steady state electrode kinetic studies at a mercury drop electrode (which shows a well-defined limiting current), the mercury-plated Cu RDE shows overlap between disulphide reduction and hydrogen evolution.

Due to the fact that the principle of continuity applies to the switch, because it is a physical body, this well-defined limit position must coincide precisely with the position of the switch at t* = 2/9.

Our results show that there is indeed a well-defined threshold level of remaining CD4 T cells in the acute phase that corresponds to survival (and a corresponding somewhat less well-defined limiting viral peak).

Merry (within certain well-defined limits) Christmas and a happy (in your own way) new year to you all.

The glass has a well-defined solubility limit and rejects Al during formation from the melt.

In an Earth System context the carbon cycle can act as a buffer to keep the planetary environment within well-defined limits, but if critical thresholds are crossed, the carbon cycle can act as a giant flywheel that helps to push the Earth System into another state.