Sentence examples similar to biggest allowable from inspiring English sources

Presetting a bigger allowable deformation in the support design is necessary as the soft rock needs an obvious deformation before becoming stable; otherwise, the support may fail.

The Veterans Administration gets the biggest discount allowable, at times as much as 40percentto50percentcent, depending on the drug.

As the circle gets bigger the allowable blur size increases, and the range of depths we consider to be "in sharp focus" increases.

The Merseyside club will hope to avoid any future sanctions by writing off a big chunk of losses as allowable stadium expenditure.

A nonlinear controller using backstepping and barrier functions is developed, which can guarantee closed-loop stability in a restricted range covering a big portion of the physically allowable one, while eliminating the singularities due to uncontrollability and contact dynamics.

The Merseyside club will hope to avoid any sanctions by writing off a big chunk of losses as allowable stadium expenditure - the 2011-12 accounts reported that £49.6m was associated with Liverpool's stadium costs, £35m coming from former co-owner Tom Hicks' aborted plan to build a new stadium on Stanley Park which new owners Fenway Sports Group had to scrap.

"These types of changes will lead to a change in competitive structure," he predicts, encouraging smaller firms to develop pockets of expertise where they can compete with the Big Four.Others believe that caps or other restrictions on allowable market shares for the Big Four in certain segments (especially middle-market companies) would help the second-tier accounting firms to grow.

After the liberalising wave of the past two decades, in which countries decided to open their economies without waiting for others to do likewise, there are now big gaps between actual tariffs and allowable ones.

In some sense, Brady's MAP Act is akin to Sen. Corker's CAP Act, but the use of "potential GDP" makes the reform more sustainable because economic fluctuations don't enable big deviations in the amount of allowable spending.

If you use a lower chance, say 50% or 66%, the amount of allowable CO2 gets a bit bigger.

An example will help us understand this phenomenon: imagine a big room with a door; the maximum allowable value of the entering people in unit time is N.