Sentence examples for a narrow range of forms from inspiring English sources

Eccard wrote in a narrow range of forms, his songs and early Masses recalling Orlando di Lasso.

The whole realm of three-dimensional form is open to nonobjective sculptors, but these sculptors often restrict themselves to a narrow range of preferred types of form.

Shear bands form in most bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) within a narrow range of uniaxial strain εy ≅ 2%.

Previous work has examined this bias, but over a narrow range of tensor shape.

This is illustrated in schematic form for a narrow range of values for each of the shape and scale parameters in Figure  3E.

The actual sales prices tend to form a narrow range of prices that define the market value, that point of equilibrium where buyer and seller interests come together.

Complexity in tumor cell organization is reflected in molecular heterogeneity as different networks (arising from mutations that are different in different regions of a tumor) are formed by a narrow range of the same mutated genes in different cell types within tumors and will be a challenge to personalized medicine and particularly to biomarker development.

Although most contemporary life forms are found at a narrow range of 24-40°C 24-40°Cthe thermophiles thrive under optimal temperature of >50°C [ 24].

Whether applied in spray form or through genetic engineering, each Bt strain is effective against a narrow range of insects.

Thus a narrow range of diameter (100 200 nm) that could induce the greatest bone-forming activity is determined.

Convergent evolution in hydrodynamic form arises from the fact that only a narrow range of solutions to the problem of high-speed marine motion by large animals exists.