Limiting

Limiting is the act or effect of restricting something or setting a boundary on its extent, amount, or range.

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Constraint: A condition or rule that restricts the possible actions or outcomes of a system. Constraints specify which possibilities a limit rules out.
Boundary: A dividing line or surface that separates regions, states, or domains. A boundary marks where an allowed range ends.
Engineering tolerance: The permitted variation in a physical dimension or other specified property of a manufactured part. Tolerance sets acceptable boundaries around a design's target values.
Unboundedness: The property of having no finite bound in a specified direction or domain. It is the direct opposite of having a finite extent or ceiling.
Threshold: A point at which a quantity or condition triggers a change in state or response. A threshold turns gradual change into a boundary between outcomes.
Range: The interval of values or possibilities that a quantity or system can take. A limit can define either edge of a range.
Speed limit: A legally established maximum speed for vehicles on a road or in an area. It applies a numerical ceiling to road travel for safety and regulation.
Expansion: An increase in size, scope, volume, or extent. Expansion enlarges a domain that limiting would keep smaller.
Bottleneck: A restriction that slows a process because one stage has less capacity than others. A bottleneck limits total throughput despite capacity elsewhere.
Capacity: The maximum amount that a person, system, or container can hold or process. Capacity provides a measurable ceiling that can constrain activity.