Sentence examples for beyond a certain degree from inspiring English sources
The terms are for six months: Iran has to stop producing uranium enriched beyond a certain degree, stop expanding its enrichment capacity with new centrifuges, and stop using a lot of the centrifuges it has.
On the other hand, beyond a certain degree of super-directivity, the FE beam patterns may suffer from excessive degradation in view of the approximations inherent in (11).
As Mill noted, the proponent of the Unnaturalness Argument need only object to attempts "to exercise power over nature beyond a certain degree and a certain admitted range" (1958 [1847], 15, emphasis added).
In the present study the heterogeneities of the lesions were moderate (coefficient of intensity variance of voxels within the lesions: 0.13 to 0.22) and the errors in ROI delineation were very small, but it is clear that beyond a certain degree of heterogeneity the method will fail (although such problems can be expected in only a small percentage of the practically relevant cases).
Needless to say, even though the finished product may look perfect after being run through generations of abrasives and polishes, it is still tethered to the existing parts and impromptu selections made in the past; life doesn't have a "Magic 8 Ball" or a chop shop to go through a catalog of all the best pieces life has to offer and then "soup-up" a cell (well, beyond a certain degree).
The smaller vessel (b) is visible only beyond a certain degree of ellipticity (θ ≥ +14°).
That a self-described control freak would devote his life to a game where so much is beyond a player's control implies a certain degree of masochism.
Even though they demonstrated a certain degree of variability, many characteristics beyond those related to external morphology were observed to be held in common among the morphotypes of P. cristiceps.
The results from surrogate data imply a form of memory in both spontaneous flight behavior and to a certain degree also in BPPs that lasts beyond the current time point.
Beyond that, the quantity of ventilation at the face fell to a certain degree due to the decreasing methane emission.
In contrast, the first argument is clearly beyond dispute because all systems of interest are multi-atomic rendering a certain degree of coarse-graining unavoidable which precludes any full reduction to the most fundamental physical laws.
