Sentence examples for defining limits from inspiring English sources

They are extremely useful for defining limits to system or device behavior, for enabling identification of areas in which inefficiencies occur, and in giving targets for design.

But in a part of the world where the norm is single-party rule, Liberia has universal franchise, a multiparty legislature, independent newspapers and radio stations, and a constitution specifying civil rights and defining limits on government power.

Dr. Andrew Kolodny, the president of the group, said that he was pleased by the announcement, but that he would have liked the agency to have gone further, for example by defining limits on the duration of use and dosage.

Defining limits is a principle that Byatt has rejected in this book, though she produces not shy shapes "blushing mildly to be present at all" but proliferating themes and characters, which spread out steadily past any possible frame until the centre is pulled apart.

Where Pamela Druckerman's "Bringing Up Bébé" and Karen Le Billon's "French Children Eat Everything" strike a chord with both expatriates and parents looking to raise their children in their native country is the question of what are the best ways to raise kids: through defining limits and relatively strict consistency or through erring on the side of encouraging curiosity.

(2) There is little appreciation of the role of intraorganizational conflict of interests in defining limits of organizational behavior.

But, besides "preserving and promoting" Bhutan's culture, the government is also defining, limiting and sometimes even inventing it.

Later, when defining limit values, the different leaching conditions should carefully be considered.

This is the defining limit of a dwarf planet.

By defining limiting components, it may be possible to achieve more efficient molecular reprogramming.

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