Sentence examples for a range in a from inspiring English sources

"It depends on buildings but they have quite a range in a straight line.

A general approach is proposed to determine the common sensors that shall be used to estimate and classify the approximate number of people (within a range) in a room.

A regulatory region is defined as a range in an exon that is covered by one or more ESEs (see Methods for details).

The company took its name from Broken Hill, a city along a range in New South Wales where a rich silver, lead, and zinc lode was discovered in 1883.

So who gets to have them?" Ross Smith recalled how, in 2005, firing a handgun at a range in South San Francisco, he'd noticed something odd.

There is a quite a range in the number of hours we like to sleep.

In the magnetosphere, these waves represent a range in wavelength scale of a factor of ≈1000.

The fly, diatom, and whale were chosen because they represented a range in size of organism and also a range in familiarity (Evans et al. 2010).

I remembered that weight as a reality materializing on my lap, a similar feeling of power I had when shooting a rifle at a range in Vietnam.

Have a range in mind.

Agnes has been noted as a powerful soprano with a range (in singing) of four octaves (B♯2 - B♯6).