Sentence examples for describing the limits from inspiring English sources
Cox provides data on its Web site describing the limits of bandwidth use allowed for its various tiers of service (cox.com/policy/limitations.asp).asp
In its most recent brochure, the fine print describing the limits to "other" hospital services now defines what they are in a footnote on the same page and warns that the excluded expenses could be "significant".
The explanation is that 'logical laws express the conditions which govern our thinking in the sense of describing the limits of what we can think' (1976, 329).
These three findings were similar to those observed in animal scans, and to the values reported in a study describing the limits of normality of quantitative CT [8].
Rawls viewed his own work as a practical contribution toward settling the long-standing conflict in democratic thought between liberty and equality, and toward describing the limits of civic and of international toleration.
We are correct only in describing the limits of our minds.
The University of Edinburgh told Holyrood's education committee it was dismayed by the proposals, describing the limit on court membership as arbitrary.
The three phase equations are also shown to be accurate for describing the limiting two-phase flow cases.
Because of some uncertainty in the friction behaviour between winding pack (WP) and coil case, a parameter study was performed describing the limiting cases of the coil behaviour.
A standard concept for studying and describing the limit dynamics is the 'omega limit set.'.
