Sentence examples for A generalized range from inspiring English sources
Because "it is impossible to recommend a generalized range especially during exercise when conditions are dynamic and changing, there is not one size that fits all!" she adds.
The generalized range of resistivity values for different litho units were proposed based on the resistivity sounding results which match with lithology of dug wells (Table 2).
At 10 keV, 100 mA, the UMER beam has a generalized perveance in the range of 0.0015, corresponding to that of proposed HIF drivers.
A generalized map of the range of validity of the Steady-State Hypothesis was established under conditions where multiple mass transfer gradients were present within the reactor.
In the present study, a new approach for predicting fretting fatigue strength irrespective of material has been proposed based on a generalized tangential stress range compressive stress range diagram.
In the previous studies, based on the stress distribution at the contact edge, a generalized tangential stress range compressive stress range (TSR CSR) diagram has been proposed as a fretting fatigue fracture criterion.
Furthermore, every mapping with a bounded range is a generalized Lipschitzian mapping.
It has been suggested that children at this developmental stage (age range is a generalized approximation) must exercise at a relatively high intensity before they are able to accurately differentiate feelings arising in specific parts or regions of their body such as perceived leg exertion.
Latin American Applied Research (32), pp. 21 31.] it includes a consistency parameter and a generalized yield condition for the viscoplastic range that allows an straightforward extension of the full backward Euler method for viscoplastic materials.
No previous imaging study has searched for a generalized pitch response using such a wide range of stimuli.
"We gave them a generalized response on where we are on a range of subjects," Donald Fehr, the union's executive director, said by telephone from Scottsdale, declining to say where the union is.
