Sentence examples for two fundamental limitations from inspiring English sources

Because the proposed WIPO Broadcasting Treaty extends perpetual copyright-like protections to unoriginal information, its implementation would violate at least two fundamental limitations on Congress's Copyright Clause power: the originality and "limited times" requirements.

You point out two fundamental limitations of news delivered on newsprint.

Instead, in the language of the statute itself, there are two fundamental limitations on its scope.

There are two fundamental limitations to maximizing SFDR in a high-speed ADC.

Two fundamental limitations of this approach are: (1) only similar kinds of buildings can be compared; and (2) the entire population may be inefficient, which would cause many inefficient buildings to be rated as efficient.

Gene drives are subject to two fundamental limitations.

According to Linden et al. [ 8] three fundamental limitations preclude use of the 'gold-standard' randomized controlled trial (RCT).

Molecular networks capable of such adaptation belong to two well-known classes, feedforward and feedback structures, but the fundamental limitations and tradeoffs of these two classes remain unknown.

The Max Planck group developed a way to get around light's fundamental limitations by using two beams instead of one.

Tremendous effort has been devoted to overcoming several fundamental limitations of graphene, such as a zero band gap and a low direct current conductivity-to-optical conductivity ratio.

Considering the aforementioned fairly fundamental limitations, the aim of the present paper was to provide minimum reporting standards in five areas of research on groin pain in athletes.