The efforts to foster a culture and behaviours able to consume less energy or to stop consuming entirely are limited, representing a sort of Lilliputian trial in the face of an energy-consuming Gulliver.
The principal pair of opposites is the limit and the unlimited; the limit (or limiting), represented by the odd (3,5,7,…), is an active force effecting order, harmony, and "cosmos" in the unlimited, represented by the even.
Archbishop Michael Peers said the $25 million limit represented far more than the assets of the central body of the church.
Dr. Phyllis E. Kozarsky of the Emory University Travel Clinic in Atlanta, who helped write this guideline, said that the 6-week age limit represented a theoretical consensus "since there are really no firm data to support or refute".
For Fe concentration, two samples exceed the permissible limit represented in sites (S2, S4) and for Mn concentration, one sample exceeds the permissible limit at the site (S2).
The estimated 95% confidence limits represented the 25th and 975th rank-ordered values from the 1000 bootstrap resampling of 23 dogs [ 48].
The experts were asked to rank the pre-selected factors on a five-point Likert scale, whereby the lower and upper limits represented 'not relevant' and 'essential', respectively.
These limits, represented as solid, linear lines in Fig. 2 ▸, describe the uniaxial confines of the intrinsic flexibility window for empty EMC-2 (EMT).
However, at present we are lacking an analytical understanding of the role of recombination in this model and how it relates to the high-recombination limit represented by our current model.
