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Bedier added that the experience would be limited compared to what you'd get on NFC-enabled phones, but it still sounds pretty nifty.
Second, mainly the walking velocity is generated by only proximal yaw actuator, its walking speed would be limited compared to mammal-type.
There's no way to add an RSS feed that isn't already on the site, and the sharing options seem to be limited compared to more mature offerings like Google Reader.
Furthermore, even if livestock are active on these native grasslands, the impact on the structure of the vegetation may be limited compared to unmanaged grasslands, and so there may be little or no anthropogenic impact on C stocks and GHG emissions.
He noted that the graphics, while good from a distance, became "disappointingly bland" up close; and he found the game to be limited compared to Microsoft Flight Simulator '98.
The CAM practitioner was advised that for the clinic's purpose, scope of practice may be limited compared to what they could do outside of the program.
Surprisingly, these results were not consistent with previous reports that showed a boost in lipid production of diatoms when silicon was limited compared to nitrogen limitation [ 14].
Here banking crises did occur but were fairly limited, and currency and twin crises were limited compared to subsequent periods.
The campaigns in the Mediterranean theatre, although successful, were limited, compared to the invasion of Russia.
Opportunities to fight battles along this section of the Southern coast were limited compared to other theaters of the war.
