Sentence examples for discarding limits from inspiring English sources

Like the same court's ruling last year discarding limits on cable systems' nationwide reach, and earlier moves by Congress and the F.C.C. to strike down other ownership rules, the appeals court's decision is likely to accelerate mergers, and encourage the concentration of power, in the media industry.

A bit more than 97% of the samples analysed at outlet of the plants were fulfilling the most common French discard limits (in mg/L 125 COD, 25 BOD).

Suspend critical evaluations and discard limiting assumptions in favor of maintaining an open mindset.

But by the time "Views" came out the Popcaan verse had been discarded, the limits of a pop heavyweight's curiosity plain to see.

Ligands too small or too big were discarded by limiting the non-hydrogen atom count to 6 – 50.

Pixels falling across two polygons, thus mixing two different classes, were discarded to limit using pixels with mixed spectral signature.

Ligands that were too small or too big were discarded by limiting the non-hydrogen atom count to 2 - 50.

The push-pull cannula allowed for excess fluids at the injection site to be discarded and limited the accumulation of the drug within the cortex.

For the TA calculation, all IDF scores below 2.0 were discarded, effectively limiting the set of terms used in the calculation to those with ni<21,324 (i.e., present in less than 0.99% of the documents).

Low quality reads were discarded (quality limit of 0.05).

Furthermore, in most cases, the remainder fractions containing DNA and protein are very often discarded, thus limiting information obtainable from these samples.