Sentence examples for restricted limit from inspiring English sources
There was a restricted limit of 68 vol% and 72 vol% for crude oil content in the emulsions, and beyond that limit, the emulsion underwent phase inversion.
There was a restricted limit of 60 vol.% for crude oil content in the emulsions, beyond that limit the emulsions were inverted to water-in-oil emulsions.
While local small-scale shimmering may confuse wasps, which had approached the nest into touching reach, big-scale shimmering that may spread over the whole honeybee nest does have the capacity to repel predatory wasps, but only within a restricted limit away from the bee nest.
This approach assured the theologians that science would remain within severely restricted limits.
While farming in the southern colonies took place for most of the year, northern growing seasons were more restricted, limiting the availability of fresh fruit and vegetables.
The lack of reagents for molecular analysis of the mechanisms involved in infection and immunogenic protection is restricted, limiting the usefulness of this animal model.
2. Penguin will offer each retailer other than Apple the opportunity to terminate any agency agreements concluded for the sale of e-books that: (i) restrict, limit or impede the retailer's ability to set, alter or reduce the retail price or to offer price discounts or promotions; or (ii) contain a price MFN clause as defined in Penguin's commitments.
For a period of two years from notification of the decision to Penguin, Penguin will not restrict, limit or impede the ability of e-book retailers to set, alter or reduce retail prices for e-books and/or to offer price discounts or promotions.
And they say that Mr. Spitzer tried to pass legislation further restricting limits on donations, but that Senate Republicans have rejected that measure and other attempts to overhaul the way business is done in the capital.
Moreover, many commercial properties have extremely restricted uses, limiting the number of people interested in a troubled property.
During suffocation, the oxygen supply to the body is restricted by limiting the air supply in the environment (Dix et al. 2000; Prahlow 2010).
