Sentence examples for close to its limits from inspiring English sources
Consequently, also the Belle experiment needs to be changed and the Silicon Vertex Detector (SVD) in particular will be completely replaced as it already operates close to its limits in the present system.
In many countries, consolidation is close to its limits.
Urban employment grew by 3m.This tightness in the labour market suggests that China's economy is operating close to its limits.
There is an increasing interest in operating the power system close to its limits in order to avoid grid reinforcements.
The scalding weather pushed the Northeast's power grid perilously close to its limits yesterday, smashing records for electricity use and driving prices to record highs, as officials scrambled for ways to avoid overloading the system.
The New York Independent System Operator forecast peak demand statewide this summer of 31,475 megawatts, near the high of 31,983 recorded last Aug. 9, when the system was pushed dangerously close to its limits across the Northeast.
Results: The cultured cells started to show morphological changes when each passage was close to its limit and the cell sheets assumed an irregular stratification with various sizes of cytoplasm and nuclei.
Inflation, at an annual rate of 7.7% in May, has also started to decline, and the impact of last week's rise in fuel prices is likely to be offset over the next couple of months by falling food-price inflation.The snag is that money-supply growth would explode without sterilisation, which is now close to its limit.
Hence, more energy will be used when the battery energy is close to its limit in order to reduce the wastage of energy.
The relatively constant values of energy use per neuron across species of smaller neuronal densities (and hence larger neurons) thus suggests that the energy budget per neuron, contrary to the energy budget for other cell types, has been stretched in evolution to remain constant, and therefore might operate close to its limit, imposing a constraint for neuronal activity.
Electricity market forces and renewable energy integration promote the exchange of large power volumes over long distances, push the grid to operate closer to its limits, and make it vulnerable to cascading outages, e.g., triggered by disconnections of overloaded lines.
