Sentence examples for be a limiting condition from inspiring English sources

For rectangular bars, tensile rupture of the FRP is seen to be a limiting condition.

Insufficient remuneration modalities are seen to be a limiting condition by GPs from all groups and can thus be seen as a major barrier for the implementation of changes in primary care for older people with complex health problems.

Irradiation embrittlement is a limiting condition for the long-term safety of a nuclear reactor pressure vessel (RPV).

It should also be noted that there is a limiting condition on the choice of the roll-off β.

Furthermore, it is not the case that our situatedness within history is a limiting condition only: rather, as the space of human experience and reason, it opens up the world to us in the first place.

However, its short half-life (10 seconds) is a limiting condition to the diffusion capacity.

These results are compared with the data reported in [46], showing that for Re = 10 × 103 and 20·103 there is no contribution of natural convection at all, whereas Re = 5 × 103 seems to be a limit condition, and the contribution of natural convection might be neglected without loosing too much accuracy.

Thermal management is not a limiting condition with regard to extreme fast charging, but many factors need to be addressed especially for future high specific energy density cells to meet U.S. Department of Energy cost and volume goals.

The lack of association between opioid dependence and delay in HCV treatment in our study may be related to changing perceptions by French HIV physicians as they increasingly realize that opioid dependence is not a limiting condition for sustained adherence, even for life-long treatments like antiretrovirals [ 59].

One goal of that project was to demonstrate that the paucity and loss that limit the archive of early modern English performance are not a limiting condition of historical inquiry but evidence of the theatre's epistemology at a moment of rich insight.

This property was then shown to be equivalent to a limiting condition which was designated by condition (L).