Sentence examples for limit in addition to from inspiring English sources

The statistics of the bandlimited impulse response envelope are discussed and an upper limit, in addition to the expression for the average bandlimited impulse response envelope, is derived.

Because of their slow growth, and because large sea urchins likely produce more offspring than small ones, Ebert recommends that fisheries should set a maximum size limit, in addition to the minimum already in place.

Campaign spending limits: In addition to a limited campaign period, there were also legal limits on how much could be spent on campaigns.

The potential expense of complying with carbon emission limits, in addition to rising construction costs, led several commissions to cancel plans for coal-fired power plants last year, he said.

Members are designed to satisfy stress, displacement and buckling limits, in addition to linking constraints between area variables in each panel of the tower.

Two scenarios are studied; the first one is optimizing MG with installing all RESs within specified limits in addition to grid, while the second scenario is operating both PV and WT at their rated powers.

Two scenarios are studied; the first one is optimizing MG with installing all RESs with their specified limits in addition to grid, while the second scenario is operating both PV and WT at their maximum powers.

The atmosphere needs a guarantee, and that's why we need firm carbon pollution limits in addition to carbon prices. .

In some states, trucks also have special speed limits, in addition to restrictions on driving in certain lanes (normally the far left lanes of multi-lane highways).

Wal-Mart's Executive Vice President Tom Mars was in Chicago Monday for the Metropolitan Planning Council's annual luncheon, and referred to the retail super-chain's Chicago expansion as the "Urban Retail Revolution," announcing plans for at least eight stores within city limits, in addition to 59 in the surrounding Chicagoland area.

In a low income setting, such as Bangladesh where services provided by formal health workers is always limited in addition to inefficient health service management issues.