Sentence examples for over the limitations from inspiring English sources

New Yorkers are fantastic at make-believe, which leads me to... Theory 2: New Yorkers have a highly evolved, unrivaled knack for glossing over the limitations, absurdities and dubious habitability of an unforgiving metropolis.

There is a new word in the English lexicon and it describes the frustrations that have mounted this year over the limitations of calling up the World Wide Web on cell phones: W.A.P. -- for wireless application protocol -- was a technology meant to popularize the wireless Internet by providing users of mobile phones with material from the Web.

For the most extraordinary portrayal of the triumph of the human spirit over the limitations of the body, look no further than Planet of Snail (2011, Dogwoof, E), a brilliant documentary that was one of my favourite movies of last year.

Even though, the value of the rotation angle is over the limitations of the RD algorithm and Keystone transform.

IRI-2007 now offers various options to compute the electron density in the topside ionosphere, the region above the F2 maximum, which is an improvement over the limitations in previous versions of the model (Bilitza, 2004; Coisson et al., 2009).

There is a plentiful supply of apps designed to paper over the limitations of smartphone cameras and even more which achieve effects and circulation boosts either impossible or hugely time consuming with traditional cameras.

One cannot over-emphasise the limitations of self-report as this may limit the validity of findings.

Specimens BC and BC-F were over the limitation at both points A and B. Table 8 shows the maximum steel stress and strain during the analysis time.

From Murnau's Nosferatu to Carpenter's The Thing, they can soar over the limitation of genre and say something universal about the human experience, especially its darkest corners.

However, during pathologic conditions, like acute heart failure following acute coronary syndromes and cardiac standstill, or as a consequence of exposure to accidental hypothermia, it is necessary for cardiac myocytes to produce cAMP over the limitation of such adaptations.

Firstly, misclassification of ASA use mentioned in the limitations above (over-the-counter ASA users misclassified as non-users, and our inability to distinguish between doses of ASA) would tend to underestimate any ASA effect.