Sentence examples for defining the limit from inspiring English sources

Any growth will stop after the precursor concentration reaches a minimum value defining the limit for the final nanocrystal size in a batch.

In the present work, the critical conditions for the onset of inter-layer sliding are investigated by defining the limit domain for wire slipping (the domain of "admissible values" for the axial force of a generic wire, accounting also for the contribution due to bending of the strand).

Moreover, the old High Court building, the Shahbaz Khan mosque and the Musa Khan mosque are the selected landmarks defining the limit of Ramna as mentioned earlier.

Now let us consider the implications that this all has for defining the limit of dangerous interference with the climate.

For a given concentration, if the DL was greater than or equal to 1 Cp, then that concentration was removed from the linear range until all concentrations met the DL criteria, thereby defining the limit of quantitation (LO Q.

Control experiments validating assay specificity, the range of activities, and absence of detectable activity as well as parameters defining the limit of detection of the assay (< 0.25 fmol/10 cells or 151 molecules/cell) have been described in detail [21], [24].

That is why defining the limits of copyright and public right is fundamental to the development of cyberspace".

"Perfumers are above all illusionists," he insists, while strictly defining the limits of his trade's synaesthesia.

It's as though they keep a constant distance from me that's what I mean about defining the limits of my perception.

The first stage of the methodology consisted of defining the limits and the parameters of the model.

The Privy Council issued each royal governor in America a set of instructions carefully defining the limits of provincial authority.