Sentence examples for larger limit from inspiring English sources

The original intent of the parameter (internally set to 2048) was to limit memory usage; however, given modern computing standards, a larger limit is now reasonable.

Campaign-finance law currently limits an individual's contribution to a federal candidate to a modest sum — around $2,500 — with a somewhat larger limit for donations to committees that contribute to the candidate.

Furthermore, because I-packets are more important than P-packets within the same GOP, I-packets should deserve a larger limit of retries than P-packets.

However, we create additional degrees of freedom by choosing a slightly larger limit ( {N}_{3mathrm{D}}^{ast }>{N}_{3mathrm{D}} ) of the number of matched blocks than before.

The purpose is to find an optimal combination of priority retry limits for these two packet types, with a larger limit for I-packets due to their higher importance, so as to minimise the performance impact due to real-time constraints.

In practice, a slightly larger limit was used,.1, because of the second part of the test.

Ting became obsessed with the tiny, delicate hands of the Buddhisatva and reproduced them in multiples, on petite saucers with cups and on larger, limited-edition serving pieces.

FC Bayern Munich, in a soccer stadium that is much larger, limits its season tickets to 20,000 to give millions of fans a better chance of attending a match (and, not incidentally, to sell more trinkets to a fresh audience).

The polarization curves of the mid-baffle interdigitated flow field showed larger limiting current densities at every air flow rate tested in this work.

The conduction layer in the anode-supported SOFC provides the catalytic sites to produce more hydrogen, which results in a higher OCV and a larger limiting current density.

The spatial heterogeneity of many other constituents may be larger, limiting the interpretation of community-level exposures.