Sentence examples for upon the limits from inspiring English sources

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.

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 particular and intimate details of the life under consideration beget questions of universal significance: the operation of power upon art, the limits of courage and endurance, the sometimes intolerable demands of personal integrity and conscience".

Upon reaching the limits of the fat pad at ductal maturity, ductal elongation ceases and terminal end buds regress to leave a branched system of differentiated ducts.

Her office needs to undertake an intensive program to impress upon police officers the limits of their powers and the need to end the abuse.

393721), while outwardly similar to a stock Daimler Double Six ( or the contemporary Jaguar XJ sedan upon which the limited-edition Daimler was based) is equipped with a wide range of special features, including a rear bench seat, ordered by the queen for her corgis.

upon taking the limit k → ∞ and using (1) and (6).

Upon reaching the limit of comminution, due to very high surface energy, the powder particles must have agglomerated, resulting in a relatively broader apparent particle size distribution.