Sentence examples for limits leads from inspiring English sources

However, even performance under temperature variations below acceptable temperature limits leads to crack formation, due to high stresses caused by combined stretch and axisymmetric torsion as shown above.

Knowledge of such limits leads to a systematic procedure for determining dimensions of the beams and masses of the proof masses of high-performance band-pass filters.

Of course, this type of objection, when pushed to its limits, leads to one of the more difficult philosophical questions, namely how can we be sure that the structures of our representations are in any way related to what some might call the basic metaphysical structures and to what others might call the things in themselves?

Just as slavery meant there was no motivation to invent labor-saving devices or to innovate more efficient products and processes, ignoring carbon limits leads to missed opportunity for economic growth.

Pushing the system toward its limits leads to a propensity to reverse direction in encounters with subsequent stimuli [ 186].

Such limits led him to find more creative outlets, like teaching himself woodworking, which now covers many of the polished surfaces of his parents' antique-filled apartment.

A12 Speed Limits Linked to Deaths Increased Interstate Highway speed limits led to nearly 1,900 extra deaths in 22 states from 1996 to 1999, a report from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says.

Worse, research has shown that increased contribution limits lead to less competitive elections.

That, combined with her near total denial of the idea that homeopathy might have limits, led to MalariX, a homeopathic treatment for malaria.

Bush's very public evasion of rules requiring those "testing the waters" to abide by campaign contribution limits led other Republican candidates, like Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and Ohio Gov. John Kasich, to follow his lead.

South Africa limits lead in decorative paints to 600 ppm.