Sentence examples for limits expansion from inspiring English sources

Muir ( and 15/12) suggested that a wider view should be taken of the debate and that food security was determined by the population carrying capacity of the environment, i.e. that there are biological and physical limitations to the number of people that the environment can support, which ultimately limits expansion of the human population.

This effectively limits expansion," he said.

The following discussion also involves the phenomenon and the rule of lower explosion limits expansion in normal press and high temperature based on experimental data.

A culture with traditional professional values is created by staff which is homegrown (Starbuck 1993, 914) supporting close quality monitoring in its core domain, but also limits expansion into new service domains and regions.

Moreover, this toxic profile of TNF limits expansion of its use to less controllable sites.

Therefore, PMS2 generally limits expansion mutations within di-, tri-, and tetranucleotide microsatellite alleles.

Petroleum dependence has as much capacity suddenly to limit expansion as it has had in allowing expansion.

Aging rails, bridges and tunnels hold down top speeds and limit expansion of the network.

He compared the state's wish to limit expansion of casino gambling to a town's right to decide how many liquor stores it will allow on Main Street.

It had been struggling in the late 1990s, but began a turnaround under Mr. Cantalupo, who limited expansion and focused on improving existing restaurants.

The pain involved in such procedures, however, continued to limit expansion of the field until the introduction of ether anesthesia in 1846.