Sentence examples for limited to time from inspiring English sources

But the judge's joking is not limited to time delays.

Though the pair exchanged gifts, their access to one another was limited to time at the White House and their intimate relationship – this becomes relevant – was limited to oral and digital stimulation.

There is a case to be made that it should be limited to time already served, though some experts think that Mr Olis's crime justifies a few more years in jail.

These studies have so far been limited to time and resources consuming experimental work.

For this purpose, the macro-user scheduling is limited to time duration N t − max r ∈ R t ε r N t on relaying frame t.

Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations are widely used to study protein motions at an atomic level of detail, but they have been limited to time scales shorter than those of many biologically critical conformational changes.

Their vacations are limited to times when they can find someone to bird-sit.

As the industrial big data pipeline focuses on equipment maintenance applications, data flows through the pipeline will be limited to time-series data.

In terms of constitutive models, most work is limited to time-independent plasticity, with a lack of capability to predict crack growth path and rate.

Before this, species identification was limited to times when fruit bodies were in season.

Previous analysis of this mRNA data set was limited to time-varying and spatially-varying genes.