Sentence examples for limitations of size from inspiring English sources

Still, Rogers admits limitations of size and technical sophistication because his current manufacturing facilities are limited.

The added advantages of combined PET/CT images are its ability to overcome the limitations of size criteria used to suggest the presence of tumor deposits in normal sized lymph nodes (Fig. 2), and its ability to localize and characterize the functional aspect of an anatomic finding.

The insects transcend limitations of size by becoming perfect, diverse survival machines.

The Mithraic sanctuaries were subterranean caverns, which presented obvious limitations of size.

Selecting the method of transfer depends greatly on the stability of the painting, the type of deterioration encountered, and the limitations of size, weight, and practicality.

The device can secure a wide range of probes, within the limitations of size and nature of the probe.

This corresponds to the distinction between classes and sets, later made precise and axiomatized in the class-theoretic approach (von Neumann, Bernays, Gödel); it is reminiscent of the Russellian limitation-of-size doctrine (see 3.1 below; Garciadiego 1992).

Limitation of size can lend power.

The limitation of size conception motivates other axioms better (such as the restricted comprehension axiom).

So a class is proper iff it is the same size as the universe (limitation of size).

Second, this theory (especially the version with the strong axiom of Limitation of Size) seems to capture the intuition of Cantor about the Absolute Infinite.