The phrase "a long range between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant distance or interval separating two points, objects, or concepts.
Example: "There is a long range between the two mountains, making the hike more challenging."
Alternatives: "a wide gap between" or "a considerable distance between".
To investigate light coupling between a long range surface plasmon polariton (LRSPP) waveguide and a conventional integrated optical component, a hybrid vertical directional coupler consisting of a LRSPP waveguides and a dielectric waveguide is investigated and fabricated.
Universality indirectly implies a long-range correlation between constituent subsystems.
The numerical results obtained from the simple model suggest that theta oscillations are critical for a long-range integration between the hippocampus and the cortical areas, especially when the animal is exploring the environment.
Since both tRNA translocation and dissociation are modulated by L1 stalk, the results indicate a long-range communication between L1 and the mRNA entrance.
The magnesium centres are formally three-coordinate, which is a very rare coordination environment for such complexes;[ 25, 26] compound 6 a also exhibits a long-range interaction between the mesityl C(22) and the metal cation.
Everton's second goal amounted to a long-range one-two between the two Belgians.
B) The HMBC spectrum shows a long-range cross-peak between C-13 and H-20.
The model assumes a short-range nearest-neighbor repulsion and a long-range Coulomb repulsion between adsorbed adions.
This "idle" state is not part of the ictal process itself but allows vulnerable regions to generate epileptic discharges; electrically, it reflects a long-range de-synchronization between cortical sources which takes place few seconds before seizure onset.
These results suggest the existence of a long-range structural contact between Stem I and nucleotides 100-113.
