Sentence examples for limits are approached from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C.'s proposals are modest, calling only for alerts when use limits are approached and again when they are reached.

Even though the greatest increase in stiffness is gained as the thermodynamic limits are approached, a significant amount of added stiffness can be attained, provided that the Young's modulus of the negative Poisson's ratio material is not less than that of the positive Poisson's ratio material.

Equation 6 predicts that mean heteroplasmy in the presence of selection will follow a sigmoidal form (as expected from population dynamics [ Futuyma, 1997], by the constraint that h0 must lie between 0 and 1, and by the intuitive fact that heteroplasmy changes slow down as these limits are approached).

Viable hatch was significantly influenced by salinity when the upper and lower thermal limits were approached and shows the synergism of low salinity on egg development at low-temperatures and conversely inhibitory effects of low-salinity at high-temperatures.

In this study, the biggest difference between predictions based on data from constant temperature environments and observations from development in fluctuating environments was largest when physiological thermal limits were approached.

Mice were killed at pre-determined experimental end points 2, 3, 4 and 5 weeks post administration (3 mice killed/primary tumour at each experimental end point) unless pre-defined severity limits were approached or met.

The difference between tension to compression is observed to decrease as the conventional limit is approached.

Its effects are most pronounced when the flame blowout limit is approached.

As the extinction limit is approached, the number of cells was observed to decrease progressively.

Given the high signal-to-noise of the camera system, some adaptive sharpening can restore much of this loss in sharpness, as this limit is approached.

where m0 is the rest mass, to the classical formula p = m0v in the limit as v→0".[3] (Nickles, 1973, p. 182) This is a regular limit there are no singularities or "blowups" as the asymptotic limit is approached.