Sentence examples for Current span from inspiring English sources
In 1986, the start date was moved up to the first Sunday in April, and in 2005, with prodding from the barbecue, golf, and candy lobbies, D.S.T. was extended to its current span, which covers Halloween.
Parameters such as pressure or cathode current span over several decades and neural networks are not suitable for any approximation of such functions; therefore, two strategies need to be introduced, and these are described.
These highly optimized panels have the potential to be used in many other infrastructure applications, but their flexural stiffnesses have generally been too low to be used in highway and pedestrian bridges due to current span requirements.
Since low repetition rate is our main target, the round trip time cannot be reduced; therefore, the only way to sustain the fundamental ML over a larger current span is to operate the laser in a condition of reduced differential gain (see Figure 4).
By the end of the 18th century, European settlers operated a ferry near the current span, crossing between Shohola to a settlement on the opposite bank, that later became Barryville.
These domains were determined jointly with the pilot insurer and providers, based on beliefs of providers' current span of accountability, data availability and reliability.
While the true EEJ system is best represented as a curved current arc at a constant altitude, for ease of processing we divide each of the N C currents into 360 segments, where each segment is a straight-line current spanning 1 degree of geographic longitude, and the endpoints of each segment are located at 110 km altitude.
The current wing span for an A320 is 36 metres; Airbus is considering a span of between 40 and 44 metres for the folding wing.
How does the current life span of humans compare with that of chimpanzees and why does Dr. Rose make this comparison?
Current life span estimates for the thread are between six and 24 months, although more testing is necessary.
The current experiments span a temperature range not fully investigated in previous autoignition studies on n-decane.
