Sentence examples for designated limit from inspiring English sources

If the rate exceeds a designated limit, the contestant may not answer more questions and loses money until it slows sufficiently.

The lower bound of ground-motion intensity represents a minimum ground-motion intensity, which causes a designated limit state, whereas the upper bound of ground-motion intensity is, in general, related to the physics of earthquakes, the tectonic regime, and the geology of the terrain in the region from the epicentre to the site of the building.

I often describe the way I see science as an exponential curve that is reaching its designated limit: there is an infinitely small space that is forever in place – never does the curve actually reach its limit.

The company had the choice of any point within the designated limits.

A U.S. Supreme Court decision of 1923 barred them from obtaining U.S. citizenship, upholding an act of Congress that "excluded from admission into this country all natives of Asia within designated limits of latitude and longitude, including the whole of India".

The keeping of swine and cattle within the city or designated limits of the city has been declared in a number of cases to be within the police power.

It is a contradiction in terms to say that an authority to carry on a particular business within designated limits for a specific period, which has been expressly granted by a binding contract, may be taken away at her pleasure, in the exercise of that power.

The VA will match the scholarship support the schools provide, up to designated limits.

Previously, PI-MECs have been designated (limited) stem cells based on their contribution to multiple lineages in cleared fat pad transplantations [ 11, 14, 32].

Subsequently, LeRoy and Medsger [ 4] proposed that a condition characterized by RP and either marker autoantibodies or typical capillaroscopic findings be designated "limited" SSc to foster the inclusion of patients not meeting the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) SSc criteria [ 5] in clinical studies.

"We are looking into a new master plan," said Mr. Johnston, a member of the Board of Selectmen, "which could designate limited areas for small corporate headquarters or research centers, or a community for people 55 and older".