Sentence examples for exactly limits from inspiring English sources
The Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions' Billy Pizer and the Center for Global Development's Scott Morris discuss the strategy and how exactly limits on coal financing should be considered.
The energy deposition is precisely focused, so it is possible to exactly limit the heat treatment to highly loaded areas and up to the depth where a transformation (hardening) is necessary.
The mobile-centric approach may seem like an odd fit for Topix's core audience, which is largely suburban/exurban, but Tolles points out that iPhone usage isn't exactly limited to big cities like San Francisco.
Limited flexibility of inter-Ig domains arrangements, suggested from multiple crystal structures, is not exactly limited in solution with the loose C-terminal half of the linker and noticeable difference in the angle between the linker and domain 4 (see the inset in Figure 3A).
It's not always clear, though, exactly what limits Edsall is talking about.
What exactly those limits will be has yet to be explained.
At this point could you blame James for wanting to spend as much time as possible on the court this year, just to see what exactly his limits are?
In addition, it is shown that isolated eigenvalues in every gap of the essential spectrum of any self-adjoint subspace extension are exactly the limits of eigenvalues of suitably chosen induced regular self-adjoint subspace extensions in the case that at least one endpoint is in the limit point case.
In addition, Brown et al. [3] constructed a sequence of regular problems for a given fourth-order singular symmetric differential operator and showed that the eigenvalues of the singular problem are exactly the limits of eigenvalues of this sequence in the case that each endpoint is either regular or in l.c.c.
I wish that the AAP established what exactly "consistent limits" on media usage mean for children 6 and up.
It also severely limited judicial review of deportation decisions; exactly how limited is the question in one of the cases the court granted today, Calcano-Martinez v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, No. 00-1011.
