Sentence examples for barrier in terms of from inspiring English sources
"I think video still has a barrier in terms of technology," Ms. Ziv said.
"I will be cautiously optimistic she will break through that barrier in terms of corporate sponsorship," Kane said of Griner.
A typical three-dimensional simulation model was applied to verify the efficiency of the proposed periodic wave barrier in terms of ground vibration isolation.
A case study of limited scope is presented in order to assess the potential of the performance of the engineered barrier in terms of the effects of bentonite extrusion on radionuclide transport in a water-saturated planar fracture.
The Co-operative's latest annual Ethical Consumer Markets report tells us that the UK is close to breaking the £50bn barrier in terms of ethical spending and that half of all consumers avoid products based on a company's reputation for "responsibility".
The selective oxidation of NH3 to N2 on bi-functional mixed and dual-layer Cu SSZ-13 and Pt/Al2O3 washCu SSZ-13nolith candlysts is investigated under several reaction conditions to Pt/Al2O3e effects of the added mass transfer barrier, in terms of the SCR loading (layer thickness), on the activity and selectivity of the catalyst.
At present smaller and new-entrant organisations face significant barriers in terms of regulation and procurement red tape when entering the public services market.
We're encouraging them to use that.We're using technology substantially to overcome... the geographical barriers, in terms of the support systems the students have access to.
"There are a lot of barriers in terms of culture and particularly cultural awareness for people who are working in Aboriginal communities," said Alf Lacey, the mayor of Palm Island, a large Aboriginal community in tropical northern Queensland.
