Sentence examples for weight limitations from inspiring English sources

Helicopters present even more challenges, including limited work room, weight limitations requiring that only essential equipment is carried, and vibration.

However, there is a practical limit because of size and weight limitations imposed by the requirement that the weapon be deliverable.

Modern fuel cells are expected to power a new breed of electric vehicles, by overcoming the cost, size and weight limitations of batteries.

Evolutionarily, this may have occurred to work around the weight limitations imposed by flight: packing more nerve cells into the brain without a directly proportional increase in size may have enabled them to acquire their remarkable intelligence while keeping their bodies light enough to take off.

The main challenge are the imposed size and weight limitations that require a particular design for this compact recovery system.

A hauler who wants to fill his truck to the top with heavy material wants a light-bodied truck with a small fuel tank, so he can pile on as much as possible and stay within weight limitations.

Generator dimensions were determined by maximum weight limitation, while magnets were purchased with a predetermined specification.

(a) The ContourLock HTO plate is applicable to patients without weight limitation.

These concrete decks are as light and as deep as the traditional steel grid decks and meet the maximum weight limitation of 0.96 kN/m2 imposed by the capacity of the mechanical systems that operate the movable bridges.

"The most obvious reasons that the drones in their current state of development are unlikely to have much impact on UPS drivers is their 5 lb weight limitation, the law enforcement issues and an assortment of security issues".

Full-size tablet computers in one form or another have been trying to win hearts for years but have failed to catch on, possibly because of size, weight, technical limitations, feeble operating systems or an unattractiveness that would send even the prop people on "Space: 1999" into fits of laughter.