Sentence examples for fixed limit from inspiring English sources
noun
A poker game where bets and raises can only be a single size as specified by the rules.
Some lenders, including Nissan, limit the number of percentage points a dealer can add to the loans they finance; other lenders, including G.M.A.C., will buy loans even if the dealer markup exceeds the fixed limit -- but will keep a share of the higher markup themselves.
Despite proposals that a fixed limit be set for the number of guns allowed to be sold informally before background checks kick in, Obama is announcing instead that any volume of transactions could force the seller to obtain a license if other hallmarks of professional activity are detected – something opponents argue could be used to persecute those simply making a sale to a friend or relative.
Another suggestion is that bees have a fixed limit to their lifetime flight time or energy expenditure [27], and maximizing efficiency would use this constraint most effectively [28].
The move lays the groundwork for a cap-and-trade system, which would set a fixed limit on the state's carbon dioxide emissions and allow companies to buy and sell the rights to pollute.
Kavanagh offers a solution for "a growing crisis": a statute of limitations, a fixed limit of three months between arrest and charge, and a clear-out of "the overly political and grotesquely inefficient Crown Prosecution Service".
But such observations cannot establish a fixed limit for the span of life.
However, at this moment, given the limited number of datasets, we refrain from suggesting fixed limits in the parameterization of the relaxation time and currently still advise testing multiple parameters for optimum results.
Under Mr. Salinas the peso traded within fixed limits.
They slayed within fixed limits, using aspects of blues, rockabilly, punk and glam-rock to perform, essentially, disruptions and meta-commentaries.
A series of witnesses still employed by the bank, including Mr Kerviel's immediate bosses, have testified that there were fixed limits on risks at SocGen.
Considering further that this excess is found all over the world, he said, and within fixed limits of variation, the chance becomes almost infinitely small.
