Sentence examples for limited application to from inspiring English sources
Dimensionless parameters (Peclet number and mixed convection ratio) from previous steady-state analyses offer only limited application to the controlling factors of passive SWI, and are not applicable to active SWI.
Section 205 provides for the same limited application to a special Government employee as section 203.
By the Middle Ages, constructed roads were to be found only in the towns, and so street took on its modern limited application to town roads.
Justice Thomas proposed adopting "a reading of the confrontation clause that respects its historically limited application to a narrow class of statements bearing indicia of solemnity".
Fick's 2nd law can be simply applied to submerged RC structures however it has a very limited application to partially saturated condition.
These models have also been criticized for their essentialist perspective of culture and their limited application to competency-based approach programs.
Finally, while human heritable germline editing is not yet practicable and much further research is necessary before it could be considered for clinical trials, there are arguments for limited applications to prevent heritable disease should that become feasible.
While the 16-kHz FM-based (Frequency Modulation-based) network limited applications to the transmission of color still images and audio and packet networking, the project still achieved impressive results.
Limited applications to developing country context is also due to lack of analytical and data collection methods to document the policy processes, institutional change, and organizational and individual capacities.
The authors found a number of papers applying only grey fuzzy Markov (Asrari et al. 2012; Geng et al. 2015) in the scientific literature with limited applications to the analysis of electrical and biofuel production, for instance.
More sophisticated statistical methods for deriving growth and yield models (e.g., Bayesian approaches or Big Data Analytic approaches) have seen more limited applications to date, but may result in more robust model behaviour as well as allow better insights into the underlying processes driving tree and stand development.
