Sentence examples for theoretical limitations from inspiring English sources

Through the results, it is found that the generation of chaotic flow inside the patterned activation zone enables the CFFC to exceed the theoretical limitations and work with over-limiting current for high-power output.

Although most significant interactions found by our method on experimental data were limited to two or three genes, there are no theoretical limitations to the size of interactions that can be searched, at no particularly higher computational cost, setting this method apart from other recent work on penalized selection of interactions in high-dimensional data (Bien et al., 2012).

Research on this topic has serious methodological and theoretical limitations and biases.

"Combining radical notions of performativity and the body as liminal space, my practice interrogates the theoretical limitations of altermodernism.

Take this example, from Daniel's piece: Combining radical notions of performativity and the body as liminal space, my practice interrogates the theoretical limitations of altermodernism.

These are all theoretical limitations, of course.

What excites scientists and Harry Potter fans alike, though, is that our microwave cloak proves there's no theoretical limitation that would prevent someone from building a visible-light cloak.

A second theoretical limitation of our study relates to the possible operator-dependency and subjectivity of the ultrasound measurements.

The theoretical limitation of the requirement of the number of snapshots T ≥ P is showed in [24, 25] for the MUSIC method.

Using this method, one can go beyond the theoretical limitation of these devices in any specified technology which comes from quantum uncertainty principle.

Besides the theoretical limitation, this method in [14] also holds a critical performance limitation: it is sensitive to identity drift, because the object out of the scene can hardly be detected only with the distribution of sparse coefficients.