Sentence examples for limiting range from inspiring English sources

The luminous range of a light is the limiting range at which the light is visible under prevailing atmospheric conditions and disregarding limitations caused by its height and the Earth's curvature.

The algorithm exactly finds all the possible ground states and their limiting range (Bmin, Bmax).

Furthermore sensitization of the TCN may also increase neck muscle tone through increased motor efferent activity, with consequent effect of limiting range of motion of the neck [37].

We then truncate it using a limiting range of 3σ=1, such that 99.7%% of the probability mass falls in the region of [−1,+1].

Additionally, acetylcholinesterase is very sensitive to the presence of DMSO, therefore the final test mixture contained 0.25% of DMSO, limiting range of the compound concentrations tested to low-micromolar values.

Japanese knotweed is particularly sensitive to frost, thereby limiting range expansion into areas that experience early or late-season frosts (e.g., high elevation or latitude) [20].

On a videotape that Ms. Aumoithe recorded on her cellphone, Dr. Samuels comments that she had limited range of motion.

Today's batteries have limited range and are a stumbling block to widespread acceptance of hybrid cars.

Another pass attempt might have been the more sensible choice than a long field goal by a 44-year-old kicker, who has limited range.

The explosives are typically less powerful than military versions, and the so-called Qassam rockets made by local machine shops are notoriously inaccurate and have limited range.

Much of Mr. Bucchino's score is styled as extended recitative, with melodies that suggest the naturally limited range of muted conversation.