Sentence examples for almost at the limit from inspiring English sources

In order to prevent a repetition of the attack, the convoy routes between Britain and West Africa were moved further to the west so that they were almost at the limit of the Condors' range.

Although PA7 is almost at the limit of a species, its rRNA genes and other genes of the protein synthesis machinery place it clearly within the species P. aeruginosa.

"We are almost at the limits of technology and affordability in making improvements in mechanical drives".Electric drives offer other advantages, too.

While the Ottoman Empire's main desert base at Hafir el Auja was more centrally located, the British Empire base was some 30 mile to the west of El Arish; almost at the limits of their lines of communication.

Thus, the concentration of Stx1 and Stx2 at 5, 15, and 30 min was almost at the detection limit of the ELISA assay.

On the other hand, strong winds in the summit region of Yakushima, which are related to increased topographic exposure, explain the lower maximum height of emergent conifers as well as the lower maximum stand height in the Y16G plot located almost at the forest limit (Irikura, 1984; Ohsawa, 1984).

Its engines were producing NOx levels at almost double the limit, although the company continued to sell them, offsetting the extra emissions with credits they'd earned from engines in other classes that performed better than E.P.A.'s standards.

Not least because of the classic and beautiful work on triose phosphate isomerase, an enzyme that is operating almost at the diffusion-controlled limit, there is a quite pervasive view that natural evolution has taken enzymes 'as far as they can go' to make 'proficient' enzymes (e.g. ref. 913 915).

Freeman had the ban overturned after arguing that Beckham was being chased by paparazzi Was accused of driving at 132mph, almost twice the limit on the A1 in 2006.

The sky is almost literally the limit.

I feel a little weary, as if my body is almost at its limit.