Sentence examples similar to surpass a defined limit from inspiring English sources

What was once a unique, indefinable experience becomes a collective phenomenon with clearly defined limits.

To deal with a Fly Trap, you have to define limits and continuously reinforce them.

To deal with a Fly Trap, you have to define limits and continuously reinforce them.

Under the state's class-reduction amendment, high school classrooms cannot surpass a 25-student limit in core subjects, like English or math.

Since Hoffman famously holds that we've already surpassed an era defined by social sharing straight into an era defined by the implementation of the data generated by social sharing, why still call it Web 2.0 Summit?

Mr Kerviel did not have a defined gross-exposure limit.

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He thus joins Lyotard in promoting creative experimentation as a leading power of thought, a power that surpasses reason, narrowly defined, and without which thought would be inert.

Cartier-Bresson first defined the limits of 35-millimeter film, then created a body of work in it that could perhaps be equaled, but never surpassed.

Transcendence means going beyond a limit or surpassing a boundary; immanence means remaining within or existing within the confines of a limit.

A refractive change of more than 0.2 D also surpasses the precision (defined as 95% confidence interval) of the aberrometer for measuring sphere, cylinder, and consequently ERE [ 3, 31].