Sentence examples for geometric limitations from inspiring English sources
There are some obvious geometric limitations that apply to the design of microscope optics.
The selected sections satisfy the geometric limitations for pre-qualified sections in AISI-S100 2007. AISI-S100 2007
The imaging data are acquired by two low-cost digital cameras, configured in such a way so as to reduce their geometric limitations.
The use of these techniques is still restricted due to such factors as commercial availability, geometric limitations of the sample containers, and difficulty in controlling the temperature and the relative humidity.
The code T-ReX (Transient-Reactor eXperiment simulator), an extensive update to TDKENO, has been developed as a transient analysis tool with few geometric limitations, and minimal theoretical approximations.
Although electronic pacemakers are an excellent therapy, their persistent shortcomings (need for monitoring and replacement, indwelling catheter electrodes in the heart, possibility of infection, lack of autonomic responsiveness, geometric limitations with respect to pediatric patients) are sufficient to warrant a search for better alternatives.
Some parameters of shower head orientation and wafer position were applied within the geometric limitation of real experiments.
Because of the geometric limitation of GPS observation path, it is difficult to solve the ill-posed inverse problem for the ionospheric electron density.
Recently, the so-called thrust network analysis derived from the force density method has been used to find the shape of a discrete membrane restrained to a given geometric limitation (Block 2009; Marmo and Rosati 2017).
In the 'horizontal' model, this geometric limitation is resolved by placing the KMN complexes away from the 'central' CENP-A nucleosome, anchoring them to H3 nucleosomes surrounding the CENP-A nucleosome.
However, in practice, it is quite difficult to orient the steel bars parallel to the principal stress directions due to geometric and construction limitations.
