Sentence examples for limited characteristics from inspiring English sources

It is a difficult balancing act which aims to preserve the socialist edifice built by the Castro brothers while allowing the economy to take on some limited characteristics of traditional capitalism.

However, a homogeneous ESS is subject to limited characteristics in terms of cost, efficiency, lifetime, etc., by the energy storage technology that comprises the ESS.

Therefore, their management, which should be performed also by means of devices with limited characteristics, requires complex network protocols along with advanced compression and security techniques.

According to the limited characteristics of WSNs, considering the network lifetime, load distribution, malicious attacks, and fault-tolerance mechanism, a security fault-tolerant routing for multi-layer non-uniform clustered WSNs is proposed.

The mass transfer coefficients inferred using the inverse methodology are validated by solving the forward problem and could be potentially used to study transport limited characteristics of heterogeneous reactions.

HsfA2, as the HS-induced enhancer of thermotolerance [ 1], has been researched in many species [ 5, 23, 31]; however, only limited characteristics of HsfA2 in pepper have previously been described [ 38].

Such saturated and limited characteristic of cellular uptake of particles was also observed by others [27, 28].

In contrast, very limited characteristic pathological changes were detected in Nalp3-deficient mice, such as moderate leukocyte infiltration and damaged endothelial cells, suggesting that Nalp3-dependent immune responses may play a role in the brain pathogenesis of CM (Figure 7d (ii)).

Implications concerning the deformation mechanism in materials with flow defect-limited characteristics are discussed.

Without regard to glycemic stability, gg values were calculated for each of these prior measurements using the above regression equation, and a "non RCV-limited" characteristic glycationon RCV-limitedas characteristic each patient as the mean of his or her prior glycation.

No Peff Fabs discrepancy is involved in its absorption; rather, it reflects the risk of assigning BCS classification based on merely limited physicochemical characteristics.