Sentence examples for gain a limit from inspiring English sources

In return for forgoing part of the potential gain, a limit is set on how far a stock can fall.

As wholesale electric markets evolve, utility companies and other electric generators have greater incentive to stretch the grid to its limits to gain a competitive advantage.

However, even with this difference of phantom environments, insights can be gained into a limiting value of count rate for accurate quantification.

"There is no quick or easy solution to protect clubs from the global crisis... but one proposal which seems to be gaining a consensus is limiting professional contracts like we have already in the Champions League," Gaillard said in an interview.

They always emerge as unstable branches but may gain stability through a limit point bifurcation when the fluid Lewis number (ratio of fluid thermal diffusivity to the mass diffusivity of the reacting species) Lef<1 but the solid phase Lewis number (ratio of solid thermal diffusivity to the effective species diffusivity in the solid) can be larger than unity.

This approach could have limited gaining a deeper understanding of these specific determinants and future studies could explicitly seek to investigate political, environmental, economic and socio-cultural determinants, the relationships between these determinants, and perceptions of the comparable severity of health problems attributed to these different determinants.

Given the calculated gain values, a limiting procedure is applied.

That idea of the economy's limits gained an iron grip on academic theory and government policy.

Beyond a certain limit, an organism would expend an amount of energy on proofreading that would not be worth the minimal gain in fidelity, a limit which might be most aptly described by the old adage "the best is the enemy of the good".

Wherever Haroon is now, I'm sure he's gained an understanding of his own limits.

But they continue to have to fight hard to gain even limited representation and are often excluded entirely from negotiations or relegated to a parallel track.