Sentence examples for a distribution range from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we always try to give a distribution range of eigenvalues of a given tensor in the complex plane.

For example, a distribution range was observed to change from ~20 nm to more than 200 nm as Ni thicknesses changes from ~4 to ~22 nm, which implies that small Ni thicknesses are also to be preferred, if more homogeneous cluster size distribution is needed during the synthesis of carbon nanotubes.

P. harborii, V. latifolia and V. thamnus are even restricted to that region, while F. homblei, P. schumanniana and V. pygmaea have a distribution range that extends further north indicating that gousiekte may in fact occur in other countries, but has not been diagnosed yet [8].

(MOTU 11) Mus mahomet Rhoads, 1896 It is an abundant species with a distribution range restricted to the Ethiopian Plateau.

On the edge of a distribution range suitable habitat patches are likely to be more isolated than in the core of the range.

NWP3 is the most divergent species, with a distribution range that suggests tropical affinities, while NWP1, with a northward distribution from Taiwan to Russia, is a temperate species.

Geum (avens) has a distribution ranging across North America, Europe, and East Asia, and some species grow in the Andes Mountains of South America, Patagonia, South Africa, Auckland Island, New Zealand, and Tasmania.

(Poaceae) is cosmopolitan with a distribution ranging from the tropics to cold temperate areas of both hemispheres (Clevering and Lissner 1999).

Testudo graeca Linnaeus 1758, or the spur-thighed tortoise, is an endangered species with a broad distribution range.

Canthon cyanellus is a roller dung beetle with a wide distribution range in the tropical forests of the New World.

This result is consistent with phylogeographic patterns reported for a coastal orchid species with a similar distribution range [ 17].