Sentence examples for entitled limits from inspiring English sources

In 1972, the Club of Rome published, to much hoopla, a book entitled "Limits to Growth".

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In October, at the Donaueschingen Festival, Haas unveiled a new piece entitled "Limited Approximations," for six microtonally tuned pianos and orchestra; a recording of the première shows a musical imagination working at white heat.

The article entitled "Limited feedback multiuser MIMO techniques for time-correlated channels" by E. Zacarias et al. studies limited feedback for single-user and multiuser MIMO transmission.

One entitled "limitation on use" actually provides no limits on use (p. 1378).

We discuss this and other limits of the Drosophila model now in the revised Results as well as an extra Discussion section entitled 'Limitations of the Drosophila model'.

Bout Number One sees theatre academic and playwright Dan Rebellato knock the stuffing out of Quentin Letts, theatre critic for the Daily Mail, in a post entitled The Limits of Criticism.

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The entire craze reached a sort of bathetic crescendo in 1893 with the staging of Gilbert & Sullivan's operatic take on the genre entitled Utopia Limited, which employed an imaginary society to satirise limited liability companies.

But the State Supreme Court disagreed, and said Lafayette was entitled to limit its liability for damage from a levee breach.