Sentence examples for limits observed from inspiring English sources
This criterion successfully explains the behavior analogous to the "first" and "second" explosion limits observed in homogeneous hydrogen-oxygen mixtures.
The pressure variation is found to result in three p-T ignition limits, similar to the ignition limits observed in the H2/O2 system.
Temperature tolerance limits observed in the laboratory were successfully replicated under simulated sea chest conditions; however, a failure to achieve even heat distribution was an obstacle to achieving uniform mortality.
The findings highlight that within the limits observed experimentally, in addition to the size of the damaged area, interlaminar toughness and the extent of permanent out-of-plane deformation strongly affect CAI strength (by up to ∼100% for a given damage area), with toughness playing a more significant role than permanent out-of-plane deformation.
All of the peripheral non-locked screws were then implanted within the torque limits observed, ensuring that each screw placed provided similar fixation.
However, new techniques as cloud computing can offer us enough resources to easily lead the limits observed on this study with a single computer and get deeper knowledge in dynamic accessibility studies.
"The bottom line for the Russians is that a defense has to be limited," observed Joseph Cirincione, senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
In a YouTube, cellphone photo, I'm-posting-it-on-the-Web world, no secret is safe, no taboo assumed, no limit observed.
The detection limit observed (2.1 0.01 nM) suggests that these receptors can detect cyanide ion concentration much lower than that recommend by WHO.
An explicit expression, 2k1={2k10/ k10+k11)}k9[M], was derived and found to describe well this limit as well as the extended second limit observed in previous flow reactor studies.
The work is motivated by the phenomenon of superelasticity – the ability of the material to recover strains beyond their apparent elastic limit – observed in shape-memory alloys.
