Sentences with phrase «limiting factors in»

Limiting factors in child custody determinations involve quite complex legal issues which need the attention of a seasoned professional — a child custody lawyer.

The court also has authority to restrict visitation if one of the limiting factors in RCW 26.09.191 is shown (e.g. physical, sexual or emotional abuse, abandonment, or a history of acts of domestic violence).

The so called Renewable Energy technologies such as Wind and Solar even if further refined and made more efficient, sought after efficiency increases that are now running into the problems of ever diminishing returns for the investments needed to raise those levels of efficiency, are now just one of the limiting factors in the hope of the so called Renewable Energy systems ever replacing today's base load coal, gas, oil, nuclear powered generators.

The two limiting factors in the design were cost of aluminium (the membrane used in the countercurrent heat exchanger on which my design was based, based on $ 1500 / ton) and efficiency of the heat exchanger.

The same for land occupation and sea algues: a doubling of CO2 will increase the amount of carbon fixed over decades, but that is less than double: even with all other necessities available in unlimited quantities (which are the limiting factors in many cases), that gives about 20 - 40 % extra growth, not 100 %.

Life span and amount of time spent learning before adulthood may be limiting factors in developing a material culture... or maybe not.

Credit scores are one of the biggest limiting factors in choosing a credit card.

Down Payment: The down payment is usually one of the main limiting factors in home affordability.

Credit scores are one of the biggest limiting factors in choosing a credit card.

Now look at the bench press... one of the limiting factors in the bench press is that part of the force from the muscles is used to decelerate the bar to keep it from throwing your shoulders out of the socket as you go through the movement.

Iron and / or phosphorus are thought to be limiting factors in most oceanic regions.

Finally, authors compare the reported experimental efficiencies from three water - splitting devices to their theoretical limit analysis results, illustrating the utility of their framework for identification of limiting factors in overall device performance.

Among the main performance - limiting factors in mountaineering are muscle glycogen depletion and increased protein catabolism, hydroelectrolyte imbalance, and Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).

Additionally, it can allow for improvements in other rate - limiting factors in the playing squad.

One of the biggest limiting factors in seeking compromises is the fact that so many people view compromises as a sign of weakness.

One of the big limiting factors in plaguing future space missions is lifting off from Earth with all the supplies, fuel, spacecraft and equipment humans would need to establish a permanent lunar base or field a Mars mission.

But the great limiting factor in harnessing all of this information - feedstock is not a «big data problem,» but rather a «messy data problem.»

The two sides can not reach an agreement over warehouse space unless the supplier is willing to admit that a limiting factor in being able to ship quickly is that all of their warehouse sites are located far away.

Whitehead's earliest description of God as the limiting factor in the universe which channels the flux of creativity to achieve beauty or harmony (SMW 255 - 57) is evident in this account of the Star Maker:

Just as finitude is the limiting factor in relation to infinitude, so in relation to possibility it is necessity which serves as a check.

Consequently its corporeality is necessarily an integrating factor of its constitution as spirit, not something alien to spirit but a limited factor in the accomplishment of spirit itself.

(The turnips tend to be the limiting factor in this).

But in the end, do you really think it was Haks, or the talent available, that was the limiting factor in this series?

Access to space is a limiting factor in producing good science in this field.

An ornithologist at the University of Rhode Island who studies the physiological changes that birds undergo to migrate has found that the capacity of a bird's gut to change with environmental conditions is a primary limiting factor in their ability to adapt to the rapidly changing climate.

An ornithologist who studies the physiological changes that birds undergo to migrate has found that the capacity of a bird's gut to change with environmental conditions is a primary limiting factor in their ability to adapt to the rapidly changing climate.

In fact, the quality of this sound processing precision is a limiting factor in how well one detects the location of sound and perceives speech.

A limiting factor in elevator speed is the strength and weight of the support cables.

But in the case of photovoltaic (PV) materials, Kurchin explains, it is actually the minority carriers — those that are far less abundant in the material — that are the limiting factor in a device's overall efficiency, and those are much more difficult to measure.

In relatively clean environments, clouds can only grow as large as the amount of aerosols in the atmosphere allows: They will be the limiting factor in cloud formation.

Lithium is unlikely to be a limiting factor in the long run, they found.

Yet only a small number of egg cells are produced by the female body, so they are the limiting factor in many aspects of reproductive science.

Since the limiting factor in male reproductive success is usually the availability of receptive females, when said females make themselves available, a guy who can work fast has a distinct advantage over the slow male.

It seems to me that formal education sooner or later has got to reach a limiting factor in terms of how much it makes our mind scientific.

In the long run the limiting factor in high levels of energy consumption will be the disposal of the waste heat

Conventional screens are based on microtiter plates and depend on the use of robots, but cost has been a major limiting factor in scaling its use.

Low frequencies of tumor antigen - specific cells in the peripheral blood has been a limiting factor in treatment.

We've just started to present data publically, and people are interested in it because the disease is a serious yield - limiting factor in Australia...» More...

If you don't rest enough, fatigue will become a limiting factor in your workout.

The limiting factor in your ability to get beastly strong is your ability to keep good form — maintaining the body position you need to use your muscles maximally and perform the lift in the most efficient manner possible.

When explosive strength does, indeed, become a limiting factor in the development of elite level athletes — this is, for instance, the case of throwers, whose performance in the track and field arena is directly correlated with the amount of power they can generate in the weight room — fast, explosive movements rather than slow, heavy lifts seems, therefore, to represent a better, more suitable option, in the development of stronger and more powerful athletes.

It is very common for grip strength to be the limiting factor in weight lifting and strength gains for both men and women.

'' A big limiting factor in CrossFit is your grip strength affecting everything from olympic lifts to pull - ups - do as much axel bar or FatGripz work as possible to fix this.»

My strength is good but it's not where it should be, I'd say it's a limiting factor in me reaching my full potential or winning crossfit competitions.

Cysteine is the rate - limiting factor in glutathione synthesis since the other glutathione precursors, glycine and glutamic acid, are found abundantly in the body.

T3 stimulates glucose transport into cells, and transport is the limiting factor in glucose utilization in many cell types.

When a declining choline level becomes a limiting factor in the synthesis of AC, peak mental and physical performance can be negatively and dramatically affected.

Far from being a «waste product» or the limiting factor in performance as once thought, this metabolite of muscle lactic acid is always being produced, and serves as an important source of energy for the whole body.

In between there were other great topics, including his contention that oxygen is not the primary limiting factor in human performance, like most physiologists believe, but that it's the brain — which he discusses in «Challenging Beliefs.»

Bear in mind that the body can and will take longer to recover from high intensity short duration cycling than low intensity long duration cycling as far as limit strength is concerned - energy substrates are what are depleted during long distance low intensity cycling, and energy substrates are NEVER THE LIMITING FACTOR IN MAXIMUM EFFORT LIFTS.