Sentence examples for limit face from inspiring English sources

(In 2016, average daily per capita use in California was 321 litres). Households that exceed the limit face hefty fines, or having a meter installed in their home that shuts off their water once they go over.

The failure kinematics and limit face pressures in homogeneous purely frictional or cohesive frictional soils, as well as in stratified soils (two or three-layered soils) are presented and analyzed.

Recently, there has been a push to limit face-to-face doctor/patient interactions in order to save both time and money.

A28 Senate to Raise Debt Limit Faced with the prospect of a government unable to pay its bills, the Senate voted to raise the federal debt limit by $800 billion.

In the works since January, the plan became public Tuesday, just as it was becoming apparent that the leading option for raising the federal debt limit faces bleak prospects in the House.

Adrenalin junkies who are addicted to the rush that comes with pushing themselves to the limit, facing fears, risking life and limb, and ultimately basking in the giddy ecstasy that achieving these great feats bring.

Legislation prohibiting or limiting face veiling now exists in Belgium, Bulgaria, Austria, France and Germany.

In previous work, we found that observers from depopulated areas have poorer face recognition performance than observers from larger communities, suggesting that impoverished face experience limits face processing broadly.

– 8.1 megapixel CCD sensor – 4x optical Zoom – wide-angle zoom lens (28mm) – 3.0-Inch LCD Screen (the biggest in all Exilim models) – 17.9MB built-in memory – support of SDHC, SD, MultiMediacard and MultiMediaCardplus memory cards – Youtube mode (recording of videos with 640×480 resolution at 30fps with a 10 minute-limit) – face detection function.

Companies that exceed these limits face prohibitive power tariffs that would threaten much of the region's low margin manufacturing.

Even the chief executive of the coal division of BHP Billiton — a major mining company based in Australia — spoke late last year about the limits facing the coal industry.