Sentence examples for classification limits from inspiring English sources

Classification limits perception and inhibits creativity.

Equation (17) provides the classification limits.

Moreover, all models contain constraints concerning classification limits for each node.

The reliability of the proposed cross-section classification limits was verified by means of the EN 1990 — Annex D method.

According to the irrigation water quality classification limits, most of the ground-water samples of the study area are suitable for various irrigation needs.

However, despite 10 years of leaching experiments, neither the control nor the rice straw compost alone treatment reached the salinity and sodicity classification limits.

However, in the aforementioned examples, the conventional analysis in time or frequency domains does not sufficiently provide relevant information for feature extraction and classification, limiting an automatic analysis for diagnostic purposes.

For the recent report by Elliott et al. [ 25], location uncertainties and differential data reliability regarding the sites, together with the use of distance as the basis for exposure classification, limit the interpretation of the findings.

These heterogeneous results could arise from the different methods used to quantify LVD and could reflect subjective factors and the intrinsic difficulties found in intra vs. peritumoural vessel identification when studying single tissue sections taken at a single time point, which might yield a misleading vessel classification, limiting the potential value of these variables.

"It cited the FCC's own decision in 2002 that Internet service was not a telecommunications service - like telephone or telegraph - but an information service, a classification that limits the FCC's authority".

In this study only instruments which were developed using the ICF were included and the meaningful concepts were linked to the ICF classification, which limits the findings to how participation is conceptualized in the ICF.