Sentence examples for sufficiently limited from inspiring English sources

However, knowledge on EMPs is sufficiently limited due to their sub-micrometer size and to intrinsic limitations in methods applied for their determination, while their role in CHF is probably underestimated.

If these penalties are sufficiently limited, the regulator optimally affords the firm no choice among technologies.

The focus of some Faculties is sufficiently limited that they are simultaneously departments, while others draw on many departments to meet their instructional needs.

In flexible automation, the variety of products is sufficiently limited so that the changeover of the equipment can be done very quickly and automatically.

Both of these are to protect persons from the hazards that cannot reasonably be removed or be sufficiently limited by design.

Now, typically in a system like that which implements discreet-time processing of continuous-time time signals we need to ensure in one way or another that the bandwidth of the input is sufficiently limited, so that we avoid aliasing.

The report disputed claims by the Canadian government and the oil industry that advances in C.C.S. technology would sufficiently limit emissions generated by oil sands operations.

What is important is whether New England is constructed to score enough points while sufficiently limiting the dynamic offenses dominating the N.F.L.

"It is unlikely that any regulatory system can be designed to sufficiently limit the stream of new substances being manufactured without resorting to a ban on a huge range of chemicals".

The opposition party thinks that the new legislation, introduced after the province lost a case at the Supreme Court of Canada, does not sufficiently limit access to English language education.

Global emissions of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide, must be reduced--an objective that cannot be accomplished without an international agreement among countries to sufficiently limit their individual emissions.