Planners say that even under the state standards — which L.A. has relied on for years — few units will be built that large because the city generally limits the square footage of a home and its accessory buildings to no more than half of the lot size.
Planners say that even under the state standards — which L.A. has relied on for years — few units will be built that large because the city generally limits the square footage of a home and its accessory buildings to no more than half of the lot size.
Since the number of frequency modes per frequency interval continues to increase without limit with the square of the frequency, Rayleigh's formula predicted an ever-increasing amount of radiation of higher frequencies instead of the observed maximum and subsequent fall in radiative power.
A large amplification is required in the VSWR meter because the limit of the square law range of the detector diode is no more than 10 μW.
But most areas along the West Side Highway have zoning rules that simply limit the total square footage, not the height, making air rights more attractive.
The hope among supporters, Mr. Henry said, is that the village will limit the maximum square footage of new stores, discouraging the plans of CVS and any other chain stores in Sag Harbor.
Even in the presence of complete knowledge of the genetic contributions, risk prediction is limited to the square root of the heritability, but we emphasize that none of the scores available to date approach this limit.
When one is incapacitated by the flu and one's stomping ground is limited to the square footage of one's bed, time takes on a warped perspective.
To circumvent this problem, single-value approaches using fixed values ranging from the most conservative value of zero, to one-half the detection limit concentration, to the detection limit divided by the square root of 2, to the most "liberal" value the detection limit itself have been used.
For arsenobetaine, 48% of samples (n = 1,109) fell below the corresponding detection limit and were assigned the detection limit divided by the square root of 2. However, because only 23 participants (1.0%) had arsenocholine measures above the detection limit, we assigned a value of 0 to all measures that fell below the detection limit (Steinmaus et al. 2009).
