Sentence examples for terms of limits from inspiring English sources

The senior Mr. Halmi, though, does not like to think in terms of limits.

Deep in the ice, two kilometres under the heart of Antarctica, electronic pulses in the IceCube detector, the result of particles called neutrinos hitting the ice, have initiated a chain of reasoning which has recently led to their interpretation in terms of limits on supersymmetry.

Continuity can also be defined in terms of limits by saying that f(x) is continuous at x0 of its domain if and only if, for values of x in its domain, A more abstract definition of continuity can be given in terms of sets, as is done in topology, by saying that for any open set of y-values, the corresponding set of x-values is also open.

"In terms of limits and restrictions there are specific services whereby preferential treatment can be guaranteed in the Internet.

Validation was performed in terms of limits of detection (LOD), limits of quantitation (LOQ), linearity, precision and recovery.

Validation was carried out in terms of limits of detection (LOD), limits of quantitation (LO Q, linearity and precision.

This is practically worthless in terms of limiting the scope for deception.

James Mills, head of the Save EMA campaign, said England was going back to the 1930s in terms of limiting the chances of young people from working-class homes.

After that, she asked if British law went further than the UN convention in terms of limiting the government's power to make someone stateless.

The Rev. Arun Arora, Director of Communications for the Church of England, described the decision as "rather chilling in terms of limiting free speech".

While not the sole reason for the Mavericks' march to the N.B.A. finals, the point guard deficit – at least in terms of limiting turnovers – was a telling factor.