Sentence examples for usual limitations from inspiring English sources

There's not all that much of a plot and the first-person narration has the usual limitations.

Granted, this is a sport utility, not a sports car, and the handling has the usual limitations of a vehicle that sits high and heavy.

Extrapolations of properties from elements with lower numbers to element 113 and flerovium can then be made within the usual limitations of the periodic table.

But both are hostage to the usual limitations of using small samples to estimate employment for the whole economy, though obviously to different degrees.

Le Guin made her name as a writer of science fiction and fantasy, but — like John le Carré's spy novels, or Larry McMurtry's Westerns — her work transcends the usual limitations of the genre, and this collection is no exception.

Even so, this 1950s melodrama – as underscored by Todd Haynes' modern riff, Far from Heaven – offers smart insights into the American class system and carries a powerful emotional clout way beyond the usual limitations of its genre.

They are essentially low-pass designs (above the usual limitation of the cutoff frequency), unlike most other forms which are usually band-pass.

In many chaotic systems, disability to measure all of the states is a usual limitation, like in some economical, biological and many other engineering systems.

Here we advocate the use of such limiters on second discrete derivatives, which is shown to yield an improved high resolution when compared to the usual limitation of first derivatives.

Our study has the usual limitation of observational data.

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