Sentence examples for expand the limitations from inspiring English sources

"In an effort to expand the limitations of the film I thought to paint the final shots with photo ink," he adds.

The brutal beheadings of Japanese nationals Kenji Goto and Haruna Yukawa by the Islamic State (IS) in January have shocked the island nation and lent momentum to an effort to expand the limitations imposed on its constitution and military after its defeat by the United States in World War II.

Bookmarks comes at a time when Twitter has been working on a series of changes to help the basic platform expand beyond the limitations that were baked into it from the start.

While the ability to recreate tonicity is a long-standing function of written English, developments in the system of writing have allowed for units of information to expand beyond the limitations of lung capacity (see Developments in the understanding of neurophysiological processes of reading below).

Viola Frey, an artist known for large, colorfully glazed clay sculptures of men and women that expanded the traditional limitations of ceramic sculpture, died on Monday at her home in Oakland, Calif.

Although the field of medical imaging has a quite long history, new innovative imaging modalities emerge in order to reduce the limitations and expand the capabilities of the existing modalities.

The predicted PCD with maximal benefit did not change when we expand the model to consider limitations due to diffusion.

Future studies could validate these methods in different populations in order to address this limitation and expand the potential for application of our methods in other clinical and regulatory settings.

In the end perhaps, the most obvious motivation for Nortel's transformation and push to expand is the limitation of its home base.

The fourth section summarizes the findings of the study, and the final section discusses their limitations, including how to expand the theory.

To address some of these limitations, future research could expand the sampling of advertisements to a wider range of magazines, newspapers and to televised car advertisements.