Sentence examples for allowable limit for from inspiring English sources
Pork futures prices collapsed again yesterday, falling the daily allowable limit for the third consecutive session.
She took blame for failures, citing the flap over setting an allowable limit for arsenic in drinking water.
This analysis also provides insight into apparent violations of the sigma combination rule, which can arise when one boundary deviates beyond the allowable limit for CSL classification.
Even though the actual field performance of the CRCP test sections shows appreciable discrepancy with its prediction, it still remains within the allowable limit for structural integrity.
Doug O'Neill, the trainer of this year's Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner, was suspended for 45 days Thursday for exceeding the allowable limit for total carbon dioxide in one of his horses.
She also found herself embroiled in what even Republicans concede were prominent public relations blunders, like an effort to set an allowable limit for arsenic in drinking water that Democrats seized on to portray the administration as careless toward the environment.
Indeed, stresses in each direction are compared directly with allowable limits for tension, compression and shear stresses in each orthotropic direction.
Units above the allowable limits for activity courses and for courses taken on a satisfactory/no credit and credit/no credit basis cannot be counted towards the 225 unit minimum.
Units above the allowable limits for activity courses and for courses taken on a satisfactory/no credit and credit/no credit basis cannot be counted towards the 225 minimum.
The results reveal that all the proposed filters guarantee no electrical resonance hazards while maintaining the allowable limits for the various performance indices of the system, load, and filter.
(b) The reviewing authority shall decide whether and how the PAL allowable emissions will be distributed and issue a revised permit incorporating allowable limits for each emissions unit, or each group of emissions units, as the reviewing authority determines is appropriate.
