Sentence examples for limited content of from inspiring English sources

Chips were free from any particles longer than 45 mm, and with a very limited content of fine particles (max. 2.5%).

The pyrolysis oil produced from plastics is composed mostly of carbon and hydrogen, with only a limited content of oxygen, because plastics are produced from fossil fuels that contain much less oxygen than normal biomass materials.

When the molar ratio ([Li+]:[O + N]) was 1 40.25, the Li+ ions were mainly focused on the inner shell of P2VP blocks because of the limited content of LiCl and the resistance of P2VP inner shell.

Our claims, and any knowledge we may have, about causal connections in the world turn out, given the limited content of our empirically based concept of causation, to be claims and knowledge about the constant conjunction of events and our own feelings of expectation.

All the SO4 2−-LLnHs made in this work show almost identical interlayer distances owing to the limited content of RE, but the 220 diffraction successively shifts towards a higher angle along with the decreasing ionic size of the RE3+ dopant (Fig. 2c).

Catalytic partial oxidation of methane was tested under both isothermal and pseudo-adiabatic conditions showing that the process can be conducted with high yield and selectivity and stable performance at short contact times over the novel catalysts, characterised by a limited content of noble metal and no need for pre-reduction.

Second, Goldenvoice opted to sell only vinyl and cassettes, with the exception being those releases made available on Record Store Day, an annual promotion designed to get music fans to shop local by unleashing hordes of limited content to small stores.

The modest outcomes may be related to the limited content or duration of training, the mismatch of the intervention to the children's needs, and the weakness of the evaluation designs (e.g., short time frame, lack of follow up studies, and few evaluations of the implementation quality).

The issues raised by these respondents were: the need for better navigation tools, the site's limited content, the ineffectiveness of the site's search engine, and the fact that the site had not been updated.

Beyond the fact that some publishers hedged when it came to the cause of global climate change, we also found that they provided limited content about the impacts of climate change.

Luckey and Mitchell both visibly bristle when I make a broad analogy to 3D TV, a recent industry-backed technology that failed to launch because of limited content and virtually non-existent public interest.