Sentence examples similar to limit upwards from inspiring English sources

Exhaust pipes were directed upwards to limit the dust kicked up off the roads.

The ear should be folded upwards to limit the amount of blood circulating to it.

These systems will push upwards performance limits by adopting chips equipped with one order of magnitude more cores than today.

For soft tissue injury resolution and skeletal reconstruction a patient may experience limited weight bearing for upwards of 6 months.

Sachs et al. [73] reported oxygen penetration at the central HAUSGARTEN station (2500 m water depth down to 15 cm.Therefore it is feasible that Sabatierialivesbelow 5 cm where oxygen and also organic matter are limited, and regularly migrates upwards to access food.

Yet in other terrestrial invertebrates, high heat resistance does not appear to be limited, with upper thermal limits of some ant species upwards of 50°C (Lighton and Turner 2004).

But some sense a growing anxiety in France that a consumer-led economic model fuelled by deficit-financed transfers from government may be reaching its limit, as public debt spirals upwards.

†Scores range from zero upwards (no upper limit); score of ≥24 represents active, <24 represents insufficiently active.

The mobility to move upwards, however, is limited, if not impossible.

"Staff costs remain high and access to equipment such as rigs, which are limited in number, drives prices upwards.

Hamilton have limited finances, and it takes upwards of £250,000 to fund the academy, but that part of the budget remains ring-fenced.