Sentence examples for limit of action from inspiring English sources

The danger inherent in feedback loops was first analysed by James Clerk Maxwell who showed that mechanical governors regulating the output of steam engines can fail if the input changes faster than the system response, causing 'an oscillating and jerking motion, increasing in violence till it reaches the limit of action of the governor' (Maxwell, 1868).

A constant hazard ratio is derived for exceeding the ultimate limit of actions.

In contrast, during the summer Streb's squad (STREB Extreme Action Company) challenged the limits of action and suspension in Toronto and Montreal.

Second, the high level of debt and stringent European regulations limit freedom of action.

Directed by the gifted African-American Antoine Fuqua ("Training Day"), "Tears of the Sun" is visually alive, and the movie tries, within the severely formulaic limits of action-adventure films, to be morally alive, too.

Morgan urges managers to use a range of metaphors, for "Limit your thinking and you will limit your range of action".

He does not believe in treaties limiting weapons of mass destruction, even though they have manifestly worked well, because they limit our freedom of action -- as if somehow mutual security diminished American manhood.

"But there's a big risk that a lot of this will come back to haunt him, and will limit his freedom of action".

Turkey wants the new government in Iraq to take immediate, concrete steps to limit PKK freedom of action in the country.

If you're not convinced that the other side is trustworthy, you're going to try to limit their scope of action as much as possible.

A gold standard seems highly unlikely in my view, as it would both limit the freedom of action of governments and would create a massive deflaitonary shock.