Sentence examples for portability limitations from inspiring English sources

But as separate answers provided by the attorney general's department point out, social security payments are subject to strict "portability limitations" and very seldom paid to people overseas.

Little is known about neural mechanisms underlying cortical resource allocation during such mobile actions, largely due to portability limitations of conventional neuroimaging technologies.

Oxygen may delay rather than abort CH attacks in some patients and has portability limitations [25, 26], and DHE may be associated with fibrosis (e.g. cardiac, pulmonary, pleural), ergotism, and chest tightness [26, 33].

No special environment limitation, portability, low cost hardware and built in units for simulations and kinematic analysis are the other significant specifications of this system.

Students may also prefer the portability of portable Macintosh computers.

The parameters of feasibility, safety, portability, minimal patient stress, and limitations (underestimation of the in situ volume, subjectivity of contouring, and patient selection) of the LifeViz 3D system indicate similar benefits compared to other measurement methods.

In such situations, limitations to interoperability and portability could be seen as an abuse by a dominant provider using this practice as a technical means to stifle (i.e. monopolize) competition.

We were able to identify the benefits (feasibility, safety, portability, and low patient stress) and limitations (underestimation of the in situ volume, subjectivity of contouring, and patient selection) of the LifeViz 3D system, concluding that the results are comparable with other measurement techniques.

Portability is an ideal characteristic, and there may be limitations to portability which will affect the ability to run on certain systems or with certain type of Cloud resources.

Each of the approaches, though, possesses limitations including: power/reagent consumption and lack of portability for instrumental techniques; laborious sample-treatment steps for wet methods; and lack of selectivity and sensitivity with sensors when employed with complex samples.

Those above described systems combine the portability of a Web Service with the mobility of users to overcome the limitations of mobile devices.