Sentence examples for beyond traditional limits from inspiring English sources

But most are reluctant to spend beyond traditional limits.

Declaring such a surplus starts a series of procedures that can allow the company to lay off workers or relocate workers beyond traditional limits for transfers.

For example, the field of robotics has already advanced wearable supernumary limbs that interface mechanically with the body, giving a person additional limbs to extend physicality beyond traditional limits (Parietti and Asada, IEEE Transactions on Robotics, 2016).

She's also an expressive, inventive and challenging choreographer, pushing flamenco beyond its traditional limits.

Fatigue failure of components submitted to cyclic loading at stress levels below the endurance limit occurs even beyond 107 cycles which has been the traditional limit for fatigue testing in most laboratories.

Morphologically cryptic species those species that lack anatomical differences require additional lines of evidence for species identification beyond traditional measures, including but not limited to: ecological distinctiveness, behavioral differences, morphological dissimilarity in undescribed life stages, and molecular divergences e.g., [ 4- 6].

In recognition he was awarded a special silver plaque he was beyond the traditional age limit of 40 years for receiving the gold Fields Medal by the International Mathematical Union in 1998.

In both cases, the ion dose was well beyond the traditional static limit (1 × 10 primary ions cm 2 s–1); the step mode dose is estimated at ∼2.5 × 10 primary ions cm 2 s–1, corresponding to an etch rate of ∼200 nm/s based on atomic force microscopy measurements in similar previous work, assuming similar sputter rates.

P-wave indices had a limited contribution toward predictive risk beyond traditional risk factors and markers.P-wave indices are intermediate phenotypes for AF.

This method goes beyond traditional methods that rely upon conventional sequencing that are limited to the identification of only a handful of the most-fit clones.

Beyond Traditional Peacekeeping, London: Macmillan, 1995.