Sentence examples for limits in times from inspiring English sources

British insularity and French pride will always clash but this week, the story of Gatward's feat reminds us that national sensibilities have their limits in times of trouble.

At the feed-in points, the grid voltages reach the given limits in times of low demand, so that no more units can be installed without significant grid investments [6, 7].

In these disturbed forests, intense self-thinning (Feldpausch et al. 2007) may explain the fast but limited-in-times ACS losses from survivors' mortality (Fig. 1e).

And what are the limits in time and space of the society to which England belongs?

But there are many with credible false confession claims who are not eligible for relief under the current law, because of significant limits in time and scope.

Americans know and want to finish this".Maybe so, but the Republicans can hardly be blamed for refusing to set limits in time or scope.

As Democrats vowed to push legislation to install new spending limits in time for the fall campaign, Republicans disputed the partisan impact of the decision.

Why not start now by signing on as a co-sponsor of the excellent proposal already in the Senate hopper to upgrade the limits in time for the 2012 election?

Its execution is expected to have no limits in time.

In (13) and (14), Δt = 1/F S is employed in order to convert limits in time.

This study contrasts the structural bottleneck and the resource view of attentional limits in time-sharing performance.