The outcome was a decision to limit the width of the bat, a ruling that was signed off in the club minutes by Brett himself, along with the club captain, John Nyren, and their star batsman, John Small, who was also a bat maker: "In view of the performance of one White of Ryegate on September 23rd," it read, "that ffour [sic] and quarter inches shall be the breadth forthwith.
However, the physical processes that limit the width of the mirrors depend on their relative locations to the receiver; the same applies to shading and blocking effects, that oblige to have a minimum shift between mirrors.
Horizontal visibility limited the width of the transect, with 3 m being the limit at which fish could confidently be identified to species.
The inflow there from the Mediterranean Sea forms a high-velocity stream (−0.8 m/s) running straight downwind across the mud flats, and this Pelusiac jet limits the width of the land bridge to the North.
Recognizing these parameters, physicians have learned to more accurately assess scalp laxity and limit the width of the excision, so as to avoid excessive tension upon closure and therefore create more esthetically acceptable scars.
It is generally acknowledged that fibers do limit the widths of cracks caused by plastic and drying shrinkage.
Based on plasticity theory in terms of limiting equilibrium, the width of chain pillar in the upper slice was calculated to be 18 m.
Near the limit of detection, for a particular analyte, lateral resolution is no longer limited by the width of the beam but by the intensity of signal.
In that case the light beam does not have a chance to spread, or diffract, and the resolution is limited by the width of the light source instead of the wavelength of the light.
