Sentence examples for limits at which from inspiring English sources

A patch is a temporary change that Congress has made each year, often late in the year, to raise the income limits at which taxpayers become liable for the A.M.T.

Current research is directed towards determination of molecular selectivity and sensitivity limits at which Raman scattering from the tested molecules can be enhanced by graphene [10].

Due to the limitations of impairment-based and zero tolerance laws, governments are increasingly adopting per se limits at which a driver is legally defined as being impaired to safely operate a motor vehicle.

Pressures up to 30 atm were explored with increasing dilution with nitrogen or helium to minimize flow strain limits at which incipient soot was detected and to maintain the flame in laminar mode.

Both earlier and later atomists maintained that the atom has no length, breadth or depth, for these dimensions require limits at which they terminate, and it is the atoms themselves that play the role of the required limits, and so ipso facto, they could not possess a length, breadth or depth.

The experiment also confirmed the applicability of progressively controlled depolarization of PZT ceramics by high temperature in the range of between 350 and 370 °C, and it defined the temperature limits at which there occur irreversible changes of the piezoelectric properties of PZT ceramics.

There is a limit at which things are palatable.

For potassium chloride and urea, he said, the practical limit at which they will work is about 25 degrees.

But the utilities are fast approaching the limit at which they can deny service to those customers.

The Welshman looks stronger than ever at 12st 7lb, the light-heavyweight limit at which he is fighting for the first time.

(The engine's redline, or the limit at which it could safely operate for sustained periods, was an amazing 9,000 r.p.m).