Sentence examples for particular limitations from inspiring English sources

Three particular limitations of the measure triggered the objections of MEPs.

Secondly, there is his facticity, for he exists as a finite entity with particular limitations (his "thrownness").

If an individual's capabilities are not described accurately by a rule, the regulations make clear that the individual's particular limitations must be considered.

Lohse et al report little improvement in the description of rehabilitation treatments in recent years, with particular limitations in the description of comparison or standard-of-care treatments.

In particular, limitations on the performance are indicated by features of dynamic responses such as effective time delay and inverse responses.

Since grouting has great complexity and dependence on numerous variables, particular limitations and omissions had to be defined within the scope of the research.

Thus, a particular limitation of the current study was the limited characterization of gait performance in terms of relative gait speed and the analysis of freezing in only one patient.

A particular limitation is the absence of Cryptosporidium surrogates for full-scale filter validation.

One particular limitation concerns the background model for HRC-S, which in PIMMS is assumed to be a single average number per spectral resolution element of 20 cts/100 ks.

All the particle hits on the detector can be read out in real time without any external trigger and any particular limitation due to deadtime.

Because the Board confines its penalties to unsuccessful suits brought with a retaliatory motive, however, we must also consider the significance of that particular limitation, which is fairly included within the question presented.