Sentence examples for visible limits from inspiring English sources

Writing in this newspaper in 1971, he said: "I submit that a space program directed toward exhibiting that there are no visible limits to man's future in the universe could be a most important help in reviving faith in the hope of progress.

It is also prone to significant subclinical extension beyond the visible limits of the tumour.

The dorsal and ventral visible limits ran from cranioventral to caudodorsal because of superimposition of the lungs.

The dorsal and ventral visible limits of the rumen were determined by measuring their distance from the midline of the back, analogous to the technique described in goats [ 21].

In the present study, unknown is whether the neuronal density was maintained without neurodegeneration because assessing the total area of the ileum (by measuring its length) was impossible because of the absence of macroscopically visible limits in this segment.

The position of the dorsal and ventral visible limits of the spleen were assessed in each intercostal space to determine the size and location of the spleen analogous to the technique used in adult cattle [ 2] and goats [ 4].

There is a visible limit to the possibility of framing future as an open-ended "place" where all that is not available or achievable now can be projected.

This study introduced new methods to constrain the temporal and geographic distribution of volcanic ash deposition at distances > 1000 km from a volcano, at or below the visible limit for deposition.

The first is, as you might guess, using a powerful microscope to manually observe the cells — but this also generally uses a marker, like a fluorescent dye, to make cells visible, limiting the duration and range of effects that can be watched for.

The dorsal visible limit of the rumen ran parallel to the lungs from cranioventral to caudodorsal.

Because of superimposition of the lungs, the dorsal visible limit of the rumen was furthest from the midline of the back (30.0 ± 8.89 cm) in the 7th intercostal space.