Sentence examples for present-day limits from inspiring English sources

But after living with the iPhone X for a bit, I quickly ran into some of its present-day limits — and near-future challenges.

The two lineages do not disperse beyond their present-day limits in the mainland (around Tiburon Island) because rocky habitats are already occupied by the other lineage.

A pollen record from the Taishizhuang site (40°21.5′N, 115°49.5′E) located in the transitional forest steppe zone near the present-day limit of the summer monsoon is used to reconstruct vegetation and climate.

However, solving the problem would require having access to hypothetical voucher specimens and a better delineation of present day limits of these phylogroups.

The phylogenomic profile derived from our survey of genomes from the three kingdoms of life presented here, delineates the present day limits of the occurrence of the three lineages of globins, and provides a clear view of the work that remains to be done.

The combination of those requirements clearly challenges present-day technological limits.

The island's rugged terrain limits present-day agriculture to the narrow valley floors, with the exception of the Ahao Plateau, at an elevation of 1,000 feet (305 metres).

Steinberg, who in 2006 won the MLA's Aldo and Jeanne Scaglioni Publication Award for a Manuscript in Italian Literary Studies for his first book, was drawn to the topic because of present-day conversations around the limits of the law.

This process may have been triggered by a break-off of the western end of the north-dipping Indian slab (Sobel et al. 2013) and subsequent weakening and outward flowing of the middle to lower crust (Clark and Royden 2000; Royden et al. 2008; Yuan et al. 2013), allowing the TP to reach the limiting (present-day) elevation.

Environ Health Perspect 121 1111 1119;  http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1206273 Research that addresses health effects of weather-related heat exposure is critical both to limit present-day dangers from heat and also to prepare for future weather.

But many of his enemies would agree with him about the limits of present-day scientific knowledge.