Sentence examples for a range of evs from inspiring English sources

It's on track for a launch in late 2018 or early 2019, which is in keeping with their earlier stated goal of delivering a range of EVs by 2020.

GEVCO and MIRA are developing a range of EVs and HEVs for companies collaborating in a unique 'partner concept' to assemble profitably and sell in direct competition with conventional cars.

Other carmakers are talking about multiple models in a range of different categories, and Ford has explained to me that it's introducing a range of EV and hybrid models in order to help show customers that the category doesn't need to solely be about appealing to ecologically minded consumers.

The work function of C2N can be effectively modulated by metal doping from 5.25 eV for pristine C2N to a range of 3.85 4.15 eV for doped ones.

Survey spectra were collected over a range of 0 1400 eV.

The optical band gaps of compounds 6a-e in CH2Cl2 solution were in a range of 3.09 3.32 eV.

The HOMO/LUMO energy gaps of these new polymers were in a range of 1.5 2.6 eV, which are very attractive for solar energy applications.

Linear combination of Fe L-edge STXM NEXAFS spectra was optimized over a range of 700 730 eV using FeO and Fe2O3 reference spectra from the authors' own database.

Linear combination fitting of Mn L-edge STXM NEXAFS spectra was optimized over a range of 635 660 eV using four reference spectra of Mn oxide standards of varying oxidation state [73].

High resolution spectra of the elements of interest, namely oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, carbon, and gold were acquired in a range of ± 10 eV from the peak maximum with pass energy of 23.5 eV, step size of 0.1 eV, dwell time of 1.1 2.2 s/point.

A nanometer-thick film of TiO2 is formed on the PEDOT PSS surface and forms an adhesion layer to bond phosphonic acids to the polymer; the work function of the PEDOT PSS (ΦPEDOT PSS) is adjusted by choice of phosphonic acid over a range of approximately 0.8 eV, and ΔΦPEDOT PSS correlates strongly with the calculated gas-phase dipole moments of the phosphonates.