Sentence examples for thousands limits from inspiring English sources
In 1930, despite an annual death toll running into the thousands, limits were removed entirely.
The new Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS2), which took effect on July 1st, limits conventional ethanol to 15 billion gallons of the annual 36 billion gallons of renewable fuel that must be used for transport by 2022, and the administration has just announced extra funding for algae-based biofuels (see article).
They next face Warwickshire, who defeated Essex by 70 runs after Jonathan Trott hit his 20th limited-overs century.
Qqplots illustrate the enrichment of low synergistic interaction observed p values (black), together with the 5th and 95th confidence limits based on expression permutations (gray) with respect to the expected uniform distribution.
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The 22nd Amendment limits a president to two terms in office.
The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits our understanding of present warming trends.
The Post Limiter tries to employ un-limited solutions where and when possible (even at shocks), and blend the un-limited and (1st-order) limited solutions smoothly, leading to equivalently four times resolution in 1D.
The estimates for Italy and England derive from models with measured emissions (1st method) or national limits (2nd method).
Data are presented as median and 25th (lower limit) and 75th percentiles (upper limit).
One thousand bootstrap samples of the mean FCSA were created for each n and displayed on a box plot with mean and 5th and 95th percentile confidence limits.
