Sentence examples for upon the limiting from inspiring English sources

An analysis of the transition from growth-controlled to nucleation-controlled microstructure development has been formulated based upon the limiting solidification interface temperature at the transition and a heterogeneous volume nucleation model.

However, there can only be one specific growth rate that relies upon the limiting substrate and its uptake rate.

The roughness measured with a mechanical profilometer strongly increased upon reaching the limiting cd in agreement with the general theory of the influence of mass transport control on the electrodeposition of metals.

Epiretinal membranes (ERMs) are collections of cells and extracellular matrix that occur on the vitreoretinal interface of the central retina and are laid upon the inner limiting membrane (ILM).

During this process, arrays with energetically more favorable sizes are more frequently produced, since a higher order chromatin structure is imposed upon the MSR limiting its variation in array length.

Dalwood is a painter of strength and wit; his pictures touch upon the limits of the imagination.

Other commentaries reflect upon the limits of contingent valuation for conveying the range of ways in which woods and trees are important, the possibility of a cultural repositioning of the economic role of forestry, and the need to take account of intangible environmental meanings and goods in contemporary forestry policy.

In order to reach this aim, the considerable amount of work that has been carried out on the development of instruments self-compiled by the patient, is in its own way an improvement upon the limits of physician centered evaluation of the physical, psychological and social problems of the patient.

Another supreme court justice, Lord Wilson, added: "In the light of the continued failure of parliament to confer upon the courts limited redistributive powers in relation to the property of each party upon the breakdown of a non-marital relationship, I warmly applaud [this] development of the law of equity".

His dizzying array of art at the Met Breuer expands upon the shamefully limited scope of Western art history in myriad ways, too many to recount or even fully digest on a single visit.

An impaired ability to grasp the totality of prosodic structures means that larger parts of the working memory must be relied upon, thus limiting the amount of working memory available for the understanding and processing of language.