Sentence examples for implementing a limit from inspiring English sources

Even those councils working to reduce the average social worker caseload seem reluctant to describe their measures as implementing a limit.

Lo these many years ago, Bitcoin's implausibly mysterious1 creator Satoshi Nakamoto implemented a limit on the size of those blocks: 1 single megabyte.

We interpret such results as indications that one can have only one discrete experience every theta cycle, effectively implementing a 'speed limit' on conscious perception.

Twitter limits the use of third party applications utilizing the service by implementing a 100,000 user limit.

Therefore, our results suggest that implementing a general speed limit uniformly in the entire urban area, thus paying no attention to the spatial shape of the city and its road network, is likely to be an inadequate measure to enhance social welfare.

A union representing sheriff's deputies blamed Mirkarimi for implementing a policy that limited communication between the Sheriff's Department and  U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Additional explanations include issues with task design (e.g., feedback provided only to ferrets, not human subjects) and difficulty (a factor that could be addressed by implementing a method of limits in the future rather than constant stimuli as used here).

Over two years ago the Bank attempted to reform their energy strategy and implement a similar limit on coal financing.

In light of the proven public health risk of EC in cachaça signified by MOE values below 10,000, it is commendable that Brazil has implemented a legislative limit for cachaça.

On the other hand, as for speed, human have a limitation of finger manipulation speed V limit, while a robot can easily exceed V limit by implementing a high speed actuator, as shown in Figure 11.

Last year, Abbott pulled funding from Texas' Travis County after Sheriff Sally Hernandez implemented a policy limiting local law enforcement's cooperation with immigration agents.