Sentence examples for limitation then from inspiring English sources
However, when the population experiences growth limiting conditions, e.g. carbon or nitrogen starvation, or oxygen limitation, then the aggregates rapidly disperse and release single cells.
Asked whether the indictment's description of the arrangement between the Republican Party chairman and Mr. Silvester was illegal, Jeffrey Garfield, executive director of the state Elections Enforcement Commission, said: "If the purpose for earmarking a contribution would be to circumvent an existing restriction or limitation, then the law restricting that transaction would apply".
The compensation for this limitation then forced the gammarids to increase their feeding rate.
The goal programming approach that incorporates the result of ANP and cost budget limitation then is applied to determine the platform and also the variant components to be focused on redesign.
Thus, C ← L and R → A ← L engaged in an 'adaptive race' (Waite and Shou, 2012) akin to clonal interference: if C ← L had the best mutation to grow under lysine limitation, then the coculture was quickly destroyed by cheaters; if R → A ← L had the best adaptive mutation, then the coculture quickly purged cheaters.
So there's the pattern: first limits and limitations; then transcendence; then pushing at limits yet again.
So, within the limitations, then, this will probably have to do.
If the only problem with Imagine was that it showed up Yentob's limitations, then I could probably live with it.
Three main explanations, each with its own justifications and limitations then come into play: the political, the religious and the psychosocial.
There is not much to Alastair Cook's game, for example, but if there has been a more mentally tough England batsman, nor one who knew how to play within limitations, then I haven't seen it.
