Sentence examples for man-made limits from inspiring English sources

According to members of the IAU committee this definition did not use man-made limits but instead deferred to "nature" in deciding whether or not an object was a planet.

The totally man-made boundary.

The man-made environment limits the man who has provided so much beauty to so many.

Man-made computers are limited in their performance by finite processing speed and memory.

The issue of containment of man-made genetic constructs for limiting their possible environmental impact can be traced to the very birth of Genetic Engineering GEE).

Meanwhile, Ms. Kendall's letter to Senator Inhofe, a Republican who is a leading Congressional skeptic on man-made climate change, acknowledges few limits on her work.

This set the duo's course of study, making them realize that if these corals were able to grow within Miami's city limits, on man-made structures and in terrible living conditions, they may hold the key to saving corals elsewhere, across a wide range of habitats.

For the UN and most governments, what has emerged is nothing less than a universal legal agreement to limit future man-made climate change, the greatest existential threat to life on Earth.

If environmental Hg concentrations are to be reduced and kept below these critical limits, virtually no man-made atmospheric Hg emissions can be permitted.

Use recyclable toilet paper, towels and while we're at it, let's plant more oxygen-rich trees. 5. Stop Run-Off: This is a major man-made problem that can be easily limited.

Under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, 12-nautical-mile limits cannot be set around man-made islands built on previously submerged reefs.