The phrase "near limit" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English. It refers to being close to the maximum or boundary of something. Example: 1. "The students are nearing their limit of tolerance for the long, tedious lecture." 2. "The economy is operating near its limit of growth potential."
Prof. Ju's research interests include energy, combustion, and propulsion in the areas of near limit combustion, microscale combustion, plasma assisted propulsion, alternative fuels, chemical kinetics, multiscale modeling, and functional nano-materials.
Admins can set storage limits for each user and also receives alerts when user is near limit.
2Perceived stress was half a unit lower for the First Trimester Group than for the Near Limit Group (B = -0.57, P = 0.045) at one week.
Reductions in stress were greater among the Parenting Turnaways, which converged with the Near Limit group by 6 months and remained similar through 30 months.
The Near Limit Abortion Group served as the reference group for analyses to permit direct and simultaneous comparisons with both the Parenting Turnaway and First Trimester Groups.
Perceived stress followed the same initial pattern of being highest among Parenting Turnaways, less high in women who received near limit abortions, and lowest among women with first trimester abortions – although the difference between stress levels among Parenting Turnaways and the Near Limit Abortion Group was no longer significant at P < 0.05.
Ten-fish limits or near limits have been the rule this week aboard day and twilight vessels.
The effects of non-linearity and numerical roundoff both become more important as the external value gets closer to one of the limits (expressed as the distance to nearest limit divided by distance between limits).
The observed modes are analogous to the behavior exhibited by planar detonations at the near-limit.
Foster compared the remaining women who carried their pregnancies to term with the near-limit abortion patients.
The near-limit helium-diluted flames require much higher ignition energy than the other flames.
