Sentence examples for defined limits of from inspiring English sources

Being a bad, rebellious girl, in the style of Amy Winehouse or Lily Allen, may just about be permissible, but the socially defined limits of what is considered "sane" quickly narrow with the arrival of babies.

In this way, Mr. Obama seemed to signal a new paradigm for black-white discussion — one in which a public figure could use language outside the defined limits of acceptability and expect to be judged in some larger context.

In order to verify that a given implementation conforms to such loosely defined specifications, the typical approach is to verify the implementation to be correct within well defined limits of time tolerance.

One should also look for poorly defined limits of the junctional zone, the presence of high-signal intensity foci on T2- or T1-weighted sequences (Fig. 3) and linear striations of high T2 signal radiating from the endometrial zona basalis into the myometrium.

We wanted to push the defined limits of vision both naturally and through technological enhancements.

These are expected to remain within statistically defined limits of being indistinguishable for the biosimilar and the reference product.

This hypothesis states that adipose tissue has a defined limit of expansion for any given individual.

EFSA defines Limits of Concern as 'the minimum ecological effects that are deemed biologically relevant and that are deemed of sufficient magnitude to cause harm' [3].

The European Union and other countries of Europe have regulations that define limits of vitamin (and mineral) dosages for their safe use as food supplements.

Analyses of patterns in FM counting charts have mostly been restricted to healthy pregnancies aiming to define limits of normality [ 21, 22, 33].

These meetings failed to define limits of territorial sea and fishing zones and Canada, with the longest coastal area in the world, planned a series of unilateral actions to achieve its objectives of complete control over its marine resources.