It means that the road is piecewise continuous at all points. Otherwise the road is "on-limits," which means that you have to use epsilon approximation in order to have a continuous road.
Sure, the road is only disjointed in infinitesimal pieces, but it still feels bumpier, you know?
It means there’s no limitations in the area. If it were “On limits” there would be something there to limit something. But because it’s turned off it’s called off limits.
It means that the road is piecewise continuous at all points. Otherwise the road is "on-limits," which means that you have to use epsilon approximation in order to have a continuous road.
Sure, the road is only disjointed in infinitesimal pieces, but it still feels bumpier, you know?
It means there's no speed limits, but it's backwards because the guy who made it doesn't speak English well because she's from france
It means there’s no limitations in the area. If it were “On limits” there would be something there to limit something. But because it’s turned off it’s called off limits.
Great. Hobbes and I always wanted to explore the Power Relay Station.