Sentence examples for limited ends from inspiring English sources
What the Negro has discovered, and on an international level, is that power to intimidate which he has always had privately but hitherto could manipulate only privately — for private ends often, for limited ends always.
Of the skill of the latter class of novelists there can be no doubt, but it is a skill employed for limited ends, chiefly the making of money, and through it the novel can never advance as art.
He also learns the wisdom of the divine lawgiver in addressing them in the way they can understand, enabling them to achieve limited ends through doctrines and actions suited to their abilities.
Exactly how much Locke differs from Hobbes in his conclusions is a matter of scholarly dispute, but there is no doubt that he puts the same concepts to work for what seem to be more limited ends.
These effects are particularly important in members with limited end rotational restraints and lateral bracings.
While the end deflections of up to 41 mm were easily achieved from smart E-glass/epoxy beams, the limited end deflections were observed from the smart carbon/epoxy beams due primarily to our inability to insulate the nitinol wires.
This results in DDR attenuation and limited end-processing reactions (e.g. resection), compared to shelterin-free ends.
The limited, end-stage impact on RPE may be the basis of the benign course of this self-limited disease, with relatively favorable prognosis for the visual function.
In some circumstances, such as the absence of Ku heterodimer, NHEJ is more likely to involve limited end-resection, resulting in insertions and/or deletions (indels) at the site of the DSB.
For the item RE2 ' accomplished less' from the role emotional subscale, those with hip OA reported more limitations across the whole range of the subscale than those with knee OA with the same scores on the role emotional subscale; differences with knee OA were even greater at the more limited end of the subscale.
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