Sentence examples for limited breakdown from inspiring English sources
[43 (1999) 503] have been further discussed and the calculation of the punch-through limited breakdown voltage of the parallel-plane junction has been examined based on the different models.
These lesions were attributed to early caries processes causing a local increase of unbound water molecules but no or only very limited breakdown of the mineral structure.
It has been shown, on one hand, that pulmonary inflammation can cause local disturbances in fibrin turnover; and on the other hand, it is known that an intra-alveolar pro-coagulant state with increased fibrin deposition and limited breakdown may enhance inflammatory changes [ 4- 6].
Precise comparisons among studios are difficult; operations vary, and large media companies typically provide very limited breakdowns of their units' profitability.
Due to the song's limited release, "Breakdown" did not chart in most major music markets, with the exception of Australia and New Zealand, where it peaked at numbers 38 and four, respectively.
Previous studies of health economics focused on single treatments without allowance for repeat or alternative treatment and provided only limited cost breakdown and sensitivity analysis, restricting generalisability across healthcare systems.
It is evident from the metabolic profile reported here that the ability of MIA cells to progress in the cell cycle is severely impeded by limited glycogen breakdown in the presence of CP-320626 and that the cell cycle arrest readily progresses into apoptosis with higher doses of the drug.
That is, by combining the limits of space-charge limited emission, voltage breakdown, and good optics, the source area is seen to scale as a high power of the current, A∝I8/3.
Machine availability is limited due to machine breakdowns.
Neuheisel was 10 of 11, but his passing opportunities were limited because of protection breakdowns.
Like "Butterfly," "Breakdown" received a limited worldwide release due to Carey's conflict at the time with Columbia.
