Sentence examples for limits traction from inspiring English sources

The operation was uneventful and within usual time limits (traction duration 90 minutes), not requiring any excessive distraction force or fluid pressure.

And some of Brand's other initiatives have gained limited traction.

Last week columnists at the Times and Financial Times wailed that all this a) was hurting UK's economic prospects and b) would have limited traction with the public.

In a research report Friday, Mr. Sacconaghi said, "We worry that the price cuts signal weaker than expected sales and that strong discounting could discourage developers given that it suggests limited traction with customers".

Smart beacons have existed for a couple of years, but have so far gained limited traction.

But ThinkUp's Knight application says these projects have limited traction because they "focus on the tech first rather than a compelling user experience".

However, multiple sources have confirmed to us that Humin had limited traction in the crowded contact management space and was struggling to raise further capital.

The company has only had limited traction in the years since, however, claiming to have arranged "thousands" of fixups across the U.S. It hasn't taken in any significant outside funding – only $100,000 according to CrunchBase – nor has it invested in a native mobile application.

That includes braking at the limits of traction for narrow village streets and hairpin curves lined with trees, milestones and thousand-year-old masonry walls.

Again it's hard to tell from the passenger seat, but Clarke is able to push it around with poise and take it to the limits of traction on slippery roads without it misbehaving.

We determine, by direct measurements and numerical analysis, that FFF build rate is influenced by the coincident module-level limits to traction force exerted on the filament, conduction heat transfer to the filament core, and gantry velocity for positioning the printhead.