Sentence examples for tiny limited from inspiring English sources
Simulation results show that magnetic field on tiny limited temperature region can reverse magnetic closure domain structures when the magnetic field is applied at a threshold temperature corresponding to intensity of applied magnetic field.
In the past, many researchers have focused on designing tiny sensors, limited power consumption processors, cost-effective and energy-efficient protocols to minimise energy consumption and prolong network lifetime.
Singaporean officials argue that their country's tiny size and limited workforce necessitate a state-led industrial policy.
Mobile games, played in short bursts on tiny screens with limited interfaces, don't need big budgets either.
They have the instant-on features and touch technology of hand-helds, but are not hampered by tiny screens and limited software.
Another instant-on operating system was Jolicloud, a development from France that likewise used bits of Linux tweaked to run on netbooks with tiny screens and limited storage.
Hungary has a media landscape similar to Russia's, where the government also says the press is free by pointing to the publications that criticize the government (on tiny budgets with limited circulation) while the government exercises almost total control over the media that reach the most people.
Hilly's eye spied small items; something easily grasped by her tiny hands and limited dexterity.
But many of these agencies are crippled by shortages: inadequate funding, tiny staffs, and limited powers.
While this expression often invites snarky comments, none of us can go very far back in time without finding forebears tucked into tiny hamlets with limited spousal prospects, so unless they married a wandering stranger, chances are that many of your ancestors married a cousin of some sort.
That is increasingly true this award season as many of the buzzed-about films have stripped down their visions to their cores — "All Is Lost," "Gravity" and even this weekend's road-trip movie "Nebraska" to a degree — featuring tiny casts and limited dialogue.
