Sentence examples for a range of excursions from inspiring English sources

The ship provided a range of excursions at each port, so there was always a suitable option for everyone in our group.

By day 52, a regular pattern of daily oscillation had been established with a range of excursion greater than 1°C.

The mature rhythm had a mean level of 38.3°C, a range of excursion of 1.4°C, and was more robust than that of any mammalian species previously studied (90% of maximal robustness).

In animals maintained under environmental conditions of the mild Sicilian summer (temperature lows at 22°C and highs at 28°C; 15 h of sunlight per day), we found the mean level of the body temperature rhythm to average 38.3°C with a range of excursion of 1.4°C.

It offers a range of alternative excursions, including Masonic St Petersburg, "Love Without Restrictions" (a spin around the history of famous locals' dangerous liaisons) and a visit to the Soviet Slot Machine Museum.

The motorized table underwent five cycles (0.5 Hz) of flexion with a range of 15° excursion for each cycle.

During my time at TGS, I've planned and experienced a wide range of excursions, ranging from multi-city trips across the UK and Greece to a community project in a children's refuge in Sicily.

The cost from £2,359pp includes BA flights from a range of UK airports, excursions, wine with dinner and tips.

Body temperature measured at dawn was consistently lower than temperature measured at dusk and showed a greater range of excursion and similar rhythm robustness.

Our observation of a sharp rise in body temperature on the day of estrus is consistent with previous observations by other research groups [ 18- 22], although we observed a larger range of excursion (1.3°C as compared to 0.2 0.6°C).

In the light of the observations noted it is reasonable to assume that in a large measure it was responsible for the pain factor in this symptom-complex, particularly when the extremity was put through specific arcs of motion which required a wide range of excursion of the head of the humerus on the tendon.