Sentence examples for at its upper limit from inspiring English sources
Birch (Betula) fringes the forest at its upper limit and occupies areas with a history of burning.
The most proper optimization problem appears to be minimization of the reactor volume, assuming that the feed rate is fixed at its upper limit and that the VFA concentration is at its upper limit.
Should one part fall at a lower limit of its specification, and a matching part at its upper limit, a tight fit is unlikely.
From about 8,000 feet the forest consists of montane bamboo, and at its upper limit parkland and low thicket fringe the succeeding zone of giant heather.
What distinguishes P. halocryophilus Or1 is that only three of the five indicators show significant cold adaptation, which is likely related to its broad growth temperature range where 'hot-adapted' proteins would also be required to maintain protein stability and sustain growth at its upper limit of 37 °C.
This is because hospital C has consistently operated at its upper limit of daily BOR, and a small increase in BOR did not affect the ED re-attendance rate.
On "Baby, Baby, Baby," she found her comfort zone, using her voice as a robust instrument, a percussive force, and a delicate object at its upper limits.
It appears likely that oil production is now at or near its upper limit and will soon start to tail off.
These signals should be designed for real systems whose usable signal range has its lower limit in a noise floor and its upper limit at a certain maximum level that is given by limited word lengths in the digital domain and/or limited amplitudes in the analog domain.
The δ-MnO2, at 1.82 mM, may have reached its upper limit in oxidation between 10 and 1 mM As III), as little increase in As V) production was observed with a tenfold increase in As III).
It is typically gregarious, indigenous to India, forming extensive natural pure stands, though occur mixed with some broad leaf species at its upper and lower limits (Troup 1921), covering an area of 3853 km2 in Himachal Pradesh (IFS, 2002).
