Sentence examples for drawdown limit from inspiring English sources
In this case we were very sympathetic to the personal situation and extended the drawdown limit twice to over nine months.
The capped drawdown limit will be raised from 120% to 150% of the annual income you would have got had you bought an annuity instead.
Over 400,000 people will be able to take advantage of these changes – people retiring this year with defined contribution wealth, plus those already in drawdown who can benefit from the increase in the capped drawdown limit to 150%.
NIH's payment management system will remain in service, but if a problem arises if, for instance, an attempt to draw down an existing grant triggers an edit check or a drawdown limit control, "you will not be able to draw down funds," according to an NIH correspondence obtained by Science Careers, and no one will be available to help you solve that problem.
The optimization model was formulated with the objective of maximizing water production from wells subjected to minimum head constraints and drawdown constraints, while limiting groundwater withdrawals to a maximum of 100 and 200 % of the rate pumped in 2010.
After that, several relevant aspects of the particular problem of fast emptying of a reservoir, and the calculation of the limiting drawdown speed for not compromising the Earth dam safety, are explored.
The modelled abstraction rate is adjusted to limit the drawdown to a predefined level (usually the uppermost water strike) at the end of a designed production period.
Drawdown detection typically is limited to distances of less than 1 km, because environmental water-level fluctuations frequently exceed the maximum displacement from pumping (Risser and Bird 2003).
However, the extreme vertical range of water surface elevations produced cottonwood seed regeneration well outside the predicted limits of drawdown rate and height above late summer stage.
Fully coupled steady state and transient seepage models with slope stability analyses were performed for operational and rapid drawdown conditions, respectively, using both limit equilibrium methods (LEM) and finite element stress-based modeling (FESBM) techniques.
