The performance-based seismic design was suggested to overcome the limitations of force-based seismic design methods used for addressing the inelastic behavior and cyclic loading effects in reinforced concrete structures.
Further higher doses could not be administered due to experimental limitations of force feeding large amounts of test substance to the animals.
Rush Bagot Agreement, (1817), exchange of notes between Richard Rush, acting U.S. secretary of state, and Charles Bagot, British minister to the United States, that provided for the limitation of naval forces on the Great Lakes in the wake of the War of 1812.
The above-presented discrepancy in the patient population and the fact that the study was retrospective might, however, result in some limitation of the force of the study.
The October 1973 Arab-Israeli War, by contrast, pointed to the limitations of armoured forces, which suffered high casualties when employed against determined infantry carrying modern antitank weapons or when used as offensive instruments against other armoured forces.
The limitations of conventional forces, their weapon systems, and their methods of making war were highlighted by the fact that conflicts of this kind were far more numerous than conventional ones during the post-1945 period.
Trump is pledging further reductions in "limitations" of US forces in Afghanistan.
The elastically sensitive element nonlinearity and the signal noise ratio are the limitation of the traditional force transducer, which makes the precision is rarely higher than 0.02%.
Despite directional limitation of the aerodynamic force, pitch and roll torque are generated by altering wing angle of attack and its mean position relative to the center of mass.
One explanation of the absence of an effect on overall guideline adherence may be that the time limitation of the programme forced PTs to prioritize, set goals and choose implementation strategies for a limited number of subjects.
All lenses will be softer across the frame if you stop down far enough.[1] This is an inherent physical limitation of camera lenses; forcing light through a smaller hole causes light rays to interfere with each other.
