Sentence examples for has limited applicability from inspiring English sources
Routine analysis of joint crystals still relies almost exclusively on the use of optical microscopy, which has limited applicability for BCP crystal identification due to limited resolution and the inherent subjectivity of the technique.
The approach, however, has limited applicability in time critical software systems or in application highly distributed by mobile devices.
This solution, however, is theoretically unsound and has limited applicability.
I spoke with Schipper recently, and he told me that the Jevons paradox has limited applicability today.
This clause has limited applicability -- misconduct is undefined, and whether it must be the chief executive's or the chief financial officer's is uncertain.
It has limited applicability because Tony Blair was not the sun and [Sir Richard] Dearlove [the Chief of MI6] was not a child with wax wings.
Aside from their various limitations [ 95, 96], such methods would have limited applicability to the microbial genomes that I study.
Most current formulations of surface turbulent fluxes in the atmosphere are informed by observations with a limited temporal and spatial scale (point measurements) and thus have limited applicability.
For indoor measurements, the frequency-domain approach yields very good results, having limited applicability for outdoor measurements since the coax cable length is a strong limitation for this.
Few peasants owned land, however, and these provisions had limited applicability.
