Sentence examples for the maximum limits of from inspiring English sources

The maximum limits of Zn are 99.4 mg/kg (Weigert 1991).

For this study, analytical grade hexanol containing the maximum limits of impurities of cyclohexanone (1.1 vol%), water (0.3 vol%) and the rest being traces of other foreign alcohols.

ppm of hydrogen showed ductile behavior and failed at the maximum limits of the mechanical test setup; hoop strain to failure was greater than 9.2%.

Constraint (5) represents the maximum water flow limits of hydropower plants (Q i max ) and (6) are the maximum limits of thermal power plants (P j max ) and NGFPPs (G s max ).

In addition, the PMFCC proposes the following definition of CCS performance analysis: "The performance of a Cloud Computing system is determined by analysis of the characteristics involved in performing an efficient and reliable service that meets requirements under stated conditions and within the maximum limits of the system parameters".

In line with the philosophy behind Cole's Alco prototypes, the Gresley Pacifics were built to the maximum limits of the LNER loading gauge with a large boiler and wide firebox giving a large grate area.

The indeterminacy of the maximum limit of human life is made more comprehensible if one chooses a number that may appear to be a more reasonable limit.

Since there is no verified instance of a person having lived 150 years, this number may, for purposes of illustration, be arbitrarily accepted as the maximum limit of the span of human life.

The remarkable increase in the average length of life during the past 2,000 years from 20 25 years to 70 years under favourable conditions has increased the likelihood that a person may live to the maximum limit of his span of life.

where R is the maximum limit of the dynamic range of the image.

The maximum limit of TSS obtained from the samples is between 50,000 and 60,000 mg/l.