"limited position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or role with restricted authority, responsibility, or scope. For example, "She assumed a limited position in the company, with fewer duties than her peers."
But you soon find yourself in a pretty limited position.
And even this more limited position can be challenged (adapting a charge against Nozick in Shatz 1987).
The ballistic departure and insertion are computed by constructing the unstable and stable invariant manifolds of the corresponding halo orbits, and a complete low-energy transfer based on the patched invariant manifolds is optimized using the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm on the criterion of smallest velocity discontinuity and limited position discontinuity (less than 1 km).
Reconstruction and development - UNICEF's role in debate The limited visibility for UNICEF's 'building back better' message, urging for better reconstruction and ongoing development in the region, underlined UNICEF's limited position in the media debate on these key policy issues.
A tangent line may be considered the limiting position of a secant line as the two points at which it crosses the curve approach one another.
Step 2. (Move the plane to the limiting position to derive symmetry).
This completes Step 1. Step 2. (Move the plane to the limiting position to derive symmetry and monotonicity).
For safety issues, it is firstly analyzed by qualitative principles to limit position for some specified plants.
Now we start from the neighborhood of x n = 0 and move the plane up as long as (3.6) holds to the limiting position.
Step 2. Since Step 1 provides a starting point, we can move the plane (T_{lambda}) to the right keeping (u_{n}leq ({u_{n}})_{lambda}) on ({{Sigma}_{lambda}}) until its limiting position (lambda_{1}).
Step 2. Since Step 1 provides a starting point, we can move the plane (T_{lambda}) to the right keeping (wleq{{w}_{lambda}}) on ({{Sigma}_{lambda}}) to its limiting position (lambda_{1}).
