Sentence examples for limited rate at from inspiring English sources

The fragmentation is attributed to the limited rate at which mass can be processed through the disk, which is significantly smaller than the accretion rate from the surrounding envelope onto the disk.

The program includes a 66-day limited warranty and special rates at 150-plus Route 66 dealers across the country.

While the computer is reading data from a magnetic disk at a fairly limited rate, for example, its powerful central processor can execute at high speed another program that involves extensive calculations but very little input.

Even animated screenshots often don't realistically show gameplay, as they are only sampled at a limited rate, are from running the program on an emulator (which doesn't usually have quite the same feel to it as running on the actual calculator) and only show what happens for one specific sequence of playing.

The warehouse firms collect rent on the metal, and are only required to deliver it out at a limited rate set by the LME.

While these six aircraft provided a limited tanker capability suitable for refuelling fighters, the Mk 20A wing hosereels could only deliver fuel at a limited rate, and were not suitable for refuelling bombers.

At the developmental stage analyzed here, cells in the scutellum divide at a very limited rate, but cells in the embryo axis divide rapidly.

Their rechargeable analogs, RAM batteries, are not used at the industrial level because of their limited rate capability and rechargeability.

The atmospheric forcing is divided into storm and interstorm periods, and both evaporation and infiltration phenomena are described with the well-known three stages representation: one at potential (energy- or rainfall-limited) rate, one at a rate set by the soil water content and one at a zero rate if the water content reaches one of its range limits, namely saturation or residual values.

That K+ channels conduct K+ ions at near-diffusion limited rates, but block the passage of smaller Na+ ions, creates an apparent contradiction.

In 1972, Molday and Kallen (19) directly demonstrated the Eigen normal acid kinetics of amide hydrogen exchange with a diffusion-limited rate constant of 2 × 10 M−1 s−1 at 25 °C.