Sentence examples for time limit such as from inspiring English sources

Under an extended warranty the automaker fixes only those that exhibit the problem and it can set a time limit – such as the 10 years or 100,000 miles on the Subarus.

For example, the editor of Immunology Today asked if the sequencers had rights to sit on the data forever or if there was to be a time limit (such as a year) beyond which publication could be open to anyone [31].

Set a time limit (such as half an hour).

Set a short time limit, such as 15 minutes, and then write whatever comes to mind about your topic.

Dénécé's main concern is that the new powers will not be subject to "time limits," such as a renewable one-year term of use.

Although it is preferable to use the long form of the MFIS in evaluating the impact of fatigue, the abbreviated version, the MFIS-5, was developed for occasions when time is limited, such as in the survey reported here [ 26].

As an example, one such competition will be: implement a rotation algorithm (that runs within a time limit), such that when an image is rotated by 1 degree 360 times, it's as close as possible to the original.

Often times, visualization can be limited, such as in minimally invasive surgery, and tactile feedback is a subjective assessment that makes the evaluation of successful nerve decompression difficult.

In general, NR methods are well suited to perform real-time objective quality assessment where resources are limited such as frequency spectrum in wireless communications.

A model-based dynamic multi-parameter method for peak power estimation of lithium ion batteries is proposed to calculate the reliable available power in real time, and the design limits such as cell voltage, cell current, cell SoC, cell power are all used as its constraints; more importantly, the relaxation effect also is considered.

Most of actual real time simulation platforms have practically about ten microseconds as minimum calculation time step, mainly due to computation limits such as processing speed, architecture adequacy and modeling complexities.