Sentence examples for posing a limit from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in cases where payments for habitat heterogeneity exist the payment scheme may require overcompensation of the land users, posing a limit to both efficiency and fairness considerations.

Experiments and predictions suggest that the half-lives will then decrease, apart from 260Md with a half-life of 31.8 days, as spontaneous fission becomes the dominant decay mode due to the mutual repulsion of the protons posing a limit to the island of relative stability of long-lived nuclei in the actinide series.

The quantum nature of light (photons) poses a limit to the sensitivity achievable by gravitational wave detectors of LIGO and other instruments around the world.

But the idle cranes and empty buildings I saw were monuments to denial that global economic interdependence would pose a limit to Dubai's risky post-crisis speculation.

"Someone could suggest that since Manhattan is a small island, unexpandable, it poses a limit to building and to population," he said.

Moreover the presence of diodes poses a limit, due to their inherent voltage threshold, to the minimum level of the voltage that can be multiplied, which inhibits the use of voltage multipliers in micro-power generators with ultra-low voltage output.

This effect poses a limit to the conversion efficiency of the cell.

Other limiting factors which should be considered are the minimum focusing distance, which poses a limit to the maximum allowable FOV, and the fact that small f-numbers imply small depths of field.

Basic informatics principles, however, pose a limit on the applicability of such a description, since in general there exists no universal algorithm that could establish the equivalence of two Turing-complete language programs by formally analysing them [41, 42].

This shows that at nobelium, the mutual repulsion of protons poses a limit to the island of relative stability of long-lived nuclei in the actinide series.

In regional comparative studies, where low replication will always pose a limit on our ability to make strong inferences, it is important to consider alternative explanatory mechanisms.