Sentence examples for is limited around from inspiring English sources
The dynamics of the arm-driven inverted pendulum (ADIP) has strong nonlinearity that depends on the arm angle, so that the performance of control laws from a linearized model is limited around an equilibrium point.
It is quite interesting that the number of the scientific studies on graphology is limited around the world, that there are no specific institutions providing education of graphology and that institutions except for a few international corporations do not benefit from graphology at all.
The design of a compensation pattern has been a major concern when the space is limited around the corner.
Although the ultrasonic probe process provides the higher energy to the suspension, this high-intensity energy is limited around the tip due to its small diameter.
As mentioned in 'LSM in acoustic methodology', significant dependence of |T| and |R| on the contact state is limited around the characteristic frequency f c.
The literature to date is limited around methods to identify women at risk of breast cancer, particularly in terms of identifying and prioritising those at greatest risk.
An alternative should be applauded – the system is unfair "For too long we have been limited around official performance tables," said Rob Campbell, principal at Impington Village College.
The debonding of NIPU accounted for the increase of toughness, and shear yielding of the matrix was limited around the microvoids.
My mother, in a flood of light, eighty-seven, lookevenven smaller than she was, and space was limited around her, with me, my brother, my sister, and a young doctor together beside the bed.
Whereas, the fusion of neighboring stainless steel powders was limited around the particle particle contact only when the green compacts were sintered at 1100 °C, which resulted in a larger amount of microporosities in the cell wall.
Public parking will not be available in front of the chapel and access to Chapel Drive will be limited around the time of the event.
