Sentence examples for limits measured from inspiring English sources

PAGE B2 APPLE AND THE LAW OF LIMITS Measured by market capitalization, Apple is the world's biggest public company.

The air quality limits measured in the Leith area are likely to be very conservative estimates and you need to drill into the raw data to see periods when the limits are exceeded (hot, still summer days, etc.).

Detection limits measured as 1.2 nM for OR II and 1.0 nM for RB point towards excellent sensitivity of nanocomposite modified electrode.

The attached-flame stability is analyzed on the basis of the lifting limits measured by the critical flow rate ratios, (Qd/Qf lift and (Qd/Qox lift when the diluent is added either to the methane or the air stream.

In general, one can conclude that the classical DDT limits measured in an orifice-plate filled tube are governed by the wave propagation mechanism, independent of detonation initiation (DDT process) that can occur locally in the obstacles outside these limits.

He said he takes particular issue with the government's proposed per se limits, measured in nanograms of THC per millimetre of blood (ng).

Ms. Marshall said that the public was generally unaware of the consequences of the term limits measure it voted on in the past.

Shannon was able to show that any such communication channel had a speed limit, measured in binary digits per second.

The size exclusion limit measured using florescent-labelled dextran was found to be around 700 800 Da in the mesophyll cells of tobacco leaf (Wolf et al., 1989).

Mr. Giuliani supported the term limits measure when it went before voters in 1993 and again in 1996.

The California redistricting measure, these opponents say, is aimed at making it harder for incumbents to coast to re-election; Mr. Bloomberg's term limits measure would make it possible to do just that.