Sentence examples for visible limitations from inspiring English sources

Previous computational efforts, including their characteristics and visible limitations, are described.

It's deeply atmospheric, despite its visible limitations, its almost paper-art looks.

Reports Thursday of this week had him practicing in a non-contact jersey, with no visible limitations.

The more consequential part of the ruling, in fact, may be the less visible one: its limitations to the expansion of Medicaid and, by extension, on congressional spending power.

Overcoming the above limitations, Visible Light Communication (VLC) is a preferred communication technique because of its high bandwidth and immunity to interference from electromagnetic sources.

He considered that in the past, human progress had "been too much handicapped by neglect of our human capital" (1946a, 6), visible in "the limitations of imperfect systems of education" (1946a, 7), creating bottlenecks in the economic process due to the scarcity of skilled labour.

By examining the two backgrounds it is clearly visible that the limitation of the standard deviation improves the quality of the background model, as the dark dots and regions in the left background are not contained in the right background. Figure 4 Maximum, mean, and minimum standard deviation of all Gaussian distribution of all pixels for the first 150 frames of sequence Street.

But despite praise by international organisations and the government's assurances that relief efforts are on track, signs of the operation's limitations are visible on the ground.

Our system, reported herein, endeavors to overcome the limitations of visible range whole tissue microscopies by establishing a completely near-IR confocal microscopy system.

However, the relative consistency of the direction of results across studies adds credibility to the findings of this review, and observed effects appear large enough to be visible despite potential study limitations.

Multiphoton microscopy overcomes the excitation and average power limitations of visible range confocal microscopy by using femtosecond pulses of near-IR light at twice the excitation wavelength, thereby achieving greater imaging depth in the skin.