"Why is that unreasonable?" On the other hand, "there should be some limiting principle," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy told Gary Feinerman, the Illinois solicitor general.
This means that, if a gambler's successive fortunes form a (nonnegative) martingale, they cannot continue to fluctuate indefinitely but must approach some limiting value.
This is the Kurdish version of this dish, but there are as many versions of this ancient dish as there are regions, some limiting the number of ingredients to a symbolic 10, others including up to 40.
"You have to do some limiting in your analysis," he said in an interview, and that is acceptable if "you've narrowed it down to the worst-case piece that we thought possible".
He added: "More stretched house prices to earnings ratios, the prospect that interest rates will start to rise before long (albeit gradually) and tighter checking of prospective mortgage borrowers by lenders will likely have some limiting impact on buyer interest".
Science fiction, a term coined in the 1930s to distinguish the genre from the pulp fiction then becoming popular, carried on examining human morality by placing its characters into situations where some limiting problem had been overcome, such as time travel.
Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "Stretched house prices to earnings ratios, the prospect that interest rates will start to rise before long and tighter checking of prospective mortgage borrowers by lenders will likely have some limiting impact on buyer interest.
So some limiting propositions are not elusive.
Some limiting cases are recovering from the present general one.
We compared our results with those in the literature for some limiting case.
In some limiting cases the time constants provide reliable information about the rate of change of the participating variables.
