Sentence examples for defines limits from inspiring English sources

But even as he talks of offensive operations, he defines limits, saying he envisions his party's troops moving south, but on security missions or peacekeeping duty, and ultimately deferring to a new government in Baghdad.

The size of metal nanoparticles determines optical, catalytic, or biomedical properties of nanosystems and defines limits for applications [1 4].

Our data thus defines limits on the sizes and concentrations of different physical states of HTT exon1 along the reaction profile in the context of emerging cellular distress.

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].

Our created identity defines, limits, and regulates our sexuality.

There are a thousand ways the LGBTQ community divides, defines, limits, and separates ourselves.

Under the A.P.R. standards, the N.C.A.A. defines "limited resource" universities as those ranking in the bottom 15 percent in athletics spending.

Throughout his life, Marceau was striving for perfection within strictly defined limits.

The characters in Star Wars Battlefront will be customisable, but within rigidly defined limits.

As Montaigne wrote, "The reverse side of the truth has a hundred thousand shapes and no defined limits".

Unlike the Web, however, the almanac aims for exhaustiveness within clearly defined limits.