Sentence examples for applicable only at from inspiring English sources

Since internal convection is neglected, the model is applicable only at low values of the ambient temperature Ta.

By the way, because the controller is linear, it is applicable only at low amplitudes in the vicinity of equilibrium point.

In a secret order dated Feb. 7, 2002, President Bush declared, as Hersh puts it, that "when it came to Al Qaeda the Geneva Conventions were applicable only at his discretion".

In a secret order dated Feb. 7, 2002, President Bush declared, as Hersh puts it, that "when it came to Al Qaeda the Geneva Conventions were applicable only at his discretion". Based on memorandums from the Defense and Justice Departments and the White House legal office that, in Anthony Lewis's apt words, "read like the advice of a mob lawyer to a mafia don on how to..

Equation (23) is applicable only at the sensor and it describes the "local" behavior of the first order predictor while the data employed to compute (hat {s}_{i}^{(R)}[!n]) is available at the sensor and also at the sink.

However, the speed prediction models of passenger cars for the four-lane median divided highways available in literature [12, 13, 14, 15] are applicable only at MC and have not considered the effect of speed in the preceding section.

The legislation proposes a 5percentt royalty on secondary market sales of at least $5,000 and a 7percentt royalty on such sales of at least $10,000, applicable only to sales at auction houses that sold more than $1 million in artwork during the previous year.

In the present study, however, this circuit turned out to be applicable only to spectra obtained at the highest temperatures (above ∼650 °C).

The rationale is loony, or, at best, applicable only to situations, rare even in the 1930s, where some large local company has effective monopsony power, i.e., it's the only buyer of labor.

However, these methods are applicable only to data with "missing at random" (MAR) pattern of missingness, while errors of omission (interpreted as missing data) usually do not satisfy the MAR requirements.

More precise values are also available for the special cases of the binomial distributions with parameter 0.5 [ 23] or with denominator 1 [ 24], although the latter is applicable only to sample sizes of at least 200.