Sentence examples for limits below which from inspiring English sources

The floor limits, below which merchants did not have to call for approval, were $25 to $100.

The TNEC curve describes the time and temperature limits below which accumulated creep strain and damage is insignificant at a specified reference or design stress.

Her definition of the elements that combined to produce what she calls the golden age [roughly 1946 to 1980] include "the look, the format, the content, the humour, the level of seriousness; the ambition at the top; the standards in the middle; the limits below which it would not sink".

These include reducing the lower earnings limit, below which employees are excluded from national insurance contributions.

But, like all chemicals, there is a limit below which it is nonhazardous.

Baselevel, in hydrology and geomorphology, limit below which a stream cannot erode.

For many materials, there exists a fatigue limit below which a cyclic load will not lead to failure.

A lot of the companies we own are trading at eight times earnings, and there is a limit below which they can't go.

For oscillatory signals classical results due to Nyquist set the limit below which it becomes impossible to reliably reconstruct the oscillation dynamics.

Generally, fatigue life increases with decreasing stress and levels off in the high cycle region to an endurance limit below which the material will not fail.

But there is nothing it can do with a software patch about the fixed lower limit, below which the phone cannot maintain a call.