Sentence examples for limit scientists from inspiring English sources
The conference hopes to agree measures to keep the increase in global temperatures under the 2°C limit scientists believe is needed to stop dangerous climate change.
They will discuss plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in a bid to keep the increase in global temperatures under the 2°C limit scientists think is needed to stop dangerous climate change.
Yet groups as diverse as the International Energy Agency, the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and Carbon Tracker Initiative tell us that such investments look increasingly risky – because much of the known fossil fuel reserves must stay in the ground, to keep warming under the two-degree limit scientists tell us we must stick to.
The MCB division will also limit scientists to one application per grant cycle.
In his classic book Against Method Paul Feyerabend objected to a single prescriptive scientific method on the grounds that this would limit scientists' activities and thereby constrain progress (Feyerabend1975).
A couple of decades ago, emotions were off-limits: scientists studying animal behaviour focused on what they could see animals doing, not how they might be feeling.
To eliminate those limits, scientists will need to create a new generation of visual search technologies — or else, as the Stanford computer scientist Fei-Fei Li recently put it, the Web will be in danger of "going dark".
Due to these limits, scientists and clinicians have considered alternatives to autologous bone graft.
Because conservation resources are limited, scientists and organizations have proposed different global prioritization schemes to maximize conservation investment [7], [8].
Since there has been no systematic study on acceptable limits, scientists have to rely on their common sense.
The question of whether the world should aim for a 2C limit, which scientists say marks the point beyond which the effects of climate change become catastrophic and irreversible, or a more stringent 1.5C limit, which would provide greater safety, is a sore point in the long-running UN negotiations.
