The phrase "a move range" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misunderstanding of the intended phrase.
Example: "The character has a limited move range, making it difficult to navigate the terrain."
Alternatives: "a movement range" or "a range of motion".
A novel, compact and two degree-of-freedoms (DOF) submicrometer positioner with a large moving range is presented in this paper.
The XmR chart makes no such assumption and instead uses the data themselves to provide empirical limits through calculation of an average moving range; whilst, for example, the p- and np-charts assume the variation to be a function of the location and plot theoretical limits that will not hold if the binomial assumption is violated.
In this analysis a statistic called the average moving range is used as a measure of dispersion of the data.
It is of interest to calculate these extrema in order to understand the appropriateness of the average moving range as a measure of variation in the data.
By choosing an ordering of the data, say y 1,y 2,…,y n ; and then applying the method outlined in [ 4], we obtain a value for the average moving range m R ¯ : (1) m R ¯ = 1 n − 1 ∑ j = 1 n − 1 y j + 1 − y j There are at most n! distinct possible orderings of the data, giving at most n ! 2 possible values for m R ¯ (the average moving range is invariant under a reversal of the order).
If there is to be a move towards broadening the range of age groups targeted by STH treatment programmes, then it is necessary to identify suitable delivery systems.
However, there is a move towards simulator training, ranging from low- to high-fidelity simulators, for learning practical clinical skills [ 2- 4].
Distinctive for their mottled coats and large ears, these pack-living canines are elusive and fast moving, ranging over an area of up to 3,000sqkm, and sometimes moving 50km in one day.
Reports of a side door opening on a moving train have ranged from 35 to 60 annually since 1996, officials said.
