Sentence examples for applicability limits from inspiring English sources

Conclusions about applicability limits of the presented method are provided.

An extension of this theory beyond the applicability limits of the well-known theory of Bragg fiber is proposed.

Preliminary results about the dependencies of the contact forces on particle size and humidity indicate the applicability limits of capillary theories in the sub-10-nm particle size range.

In-field experiments have proven the advantages of the concept and its applicability limits in a particular economical environment, while hot water was produced at 55 °C with industrial cooling water at 36 °C as a waste heat source.

The proposed method provides a significant extension over the current EN 1994-1-2 applicability limits, reaching high member slenderness, large eccentricities and being valid for all the commercially available geometries, including elliptical hollow sections.

To verify the analytical solution and its applicability limits, two numerical procedures were developed, which are based on the finite difference method and the reduction to the Kochi problem by the expansion of the unknowns in the Fourier series over the circumferential coordinate.

This integrated validation makes the method reliable at its applicability limit, whereas other equilibrium sampling methods require a greater margin of safety.

Here, we neglected short-period variations of U PC during the interval 04:08–04:10 UT, which are near the applicability limit for the quasi-stationary approach of MIT.

(Bill Clinton had signed a similar order, but with applicability limited to a state of emergency only, however that may be defined. Power only ever drives in one direction).

Although the WL estimation problem considered is very general, its applicability is limited to SOS signals.

The social relation extraction process was too complex in nature and its applicability was limited.