saturation point

It is apparent that this has reached temporarily the saturation point.

The mind seems soon to reach the saturation point where it is unable to take in any more.

This is the "saturation point" of the money demand of the country; it is a certain number of pieces of full-weight metal.

If the temperature falls below the saturation point, dew will be formed.

When the air is near the saturation point, the weather is oppressive and is said to be very humid.

If, however, the air is not near the saturation point, a fall in temperature will not necessarily produce bad weather.

Olcott had either regained control of himself or had passed the saturation point; Sam couldn't tell which.

We will only state, however, that the magnets of dynamos are not always charged up to their saturation point.

When the air is at the saturation point, the tiniest additional percentage of moisture causes rain to fall.

Is it not the teacher who has crammed and coached the unfortunate students to the saturation point?