The phrase "a dense range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of items, concepts, or phenomena that are closely packed or numerous within a specific category or area.
Example: "The research revealed a dense range of species inhabiting the coral reef, showcasing its biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a wide array of" or "a rich variety of".
For FTIR experiments focusing in on the physiologically relevant range of glucose concentrations (50-400 mg/dL) in aqueous and serum solutions, a denser range of nominal concentration values was used.
An important example of a strongly compact algebra is the commutant of a compact operator with a dense range.
Notice that the assumptions of Corollary 3.4 are met whenever T is a compact operator with a dense range.
In the case of whole group of 95 CML patients, the HOXA4 promoter methylation was in the range of 10%to10000% with most of them showing dense range of more than 50% methylation.
The proposed pipeline guarantees a highly reliable alignment of dense range image datasets on a variety of objects in few seconds per million of points.
As we will see in the experimental sections, the described pairwise alignment pipeline, even compared to other solutions, presents good performance and is suitable for automatic alignment of dense range scans in terms of computational speed and robustness (successful alignment rate).
In this work we presented a fully automatic, fast and feature-oriented 3D alignment pipeline for high-quality object modeling from an unchained acquisition of dense range scans.
The performance of the fabricated LC-VCOs is achieved in each case with a dense coarse tuning range of 128 levels, which allows, respectively, a fine tuning gain smaller than 40 MHz V− 1.
Consider two cases, Case I: If therange of T k has dense range, then it is an M-hyponormal operator.Hence, by [[6], Lemma 8], T is nilpotent.
