Sentence examples for entry limit from inspiring English sources
Cooper, David J., Garvin, Susan and Kagel, John H., "Adaptive learning versus equilibrium refinements in an entry limit pricing game, Economic Journal, Vol. 107 (1997), pp.553-575.
The change allowed the club to increase the entry limit to 3,200 dogs, the most eligible to enter since 1991, and gave more room to owners, handlers and dogs to lounge backstage.
Cooper, David J., Garvin, Susan and Kagel, John H., "Signalling and adaptive learning in an entry limit pricing game" RAND Journal of Economics Vol.28, No.4, Winter 1997.
Age was always going to be an issue on The X Factor this year after Simon Cowell lowered the minimum entry limit from 16 to 14 – but never did we expect it to be used to discriminate against an older man.
Authorities in Austria said that they would impose a daily entry limit of 3,200 people and limit asylum applications to 80 per day.
The independent variables were entered by using the stepwise backward likelihood ratio (LR) method with an entry limit of P = 0.05 and a removal limit of P = 0.051, to avoid including nonsignificant variables in the final model.
Despite the efforts of advocates and policymakers, Haitians whose visa petitions have been granted still have to wait several years, because of the backlog created by entry limits.
What should Apple's response be when this case is cited by governments of other countries (including China) to compel disabling the PIN entry limits or other security features of an activist's iPhone?
This entry limits itself to the type-free λ-calculus.
On the firm side, much of the Middle East suffers from a lack of entrepreneurship and private sector competition, with a combination of unequally applied regulations and other barriers to entry limiting the entry of new firms and dynamism of the private sector (World Bank, 2009).
Despite being heavily criticized high prices for entry limiting accessibility, as one example—Frieze does make attempts through social media to democratically engage with new audiences in its annual People Looking at Art competition.
