Sentence examples for a range of perfect from inspiring English sources

The flavours, the colours we obtain there are extraordinary: a range of perfect greens.

The film helped Cooper secure his image as the ultimate plain-spoken, right-thinking American (and also earned him his first Oscar nomination), while Capra's gift for casting yields a range of perfect types, from the featured players (Douglass Dumbrille as a reptilian lawyer, Lionel Stander as a gruff but good-hearted press agent) to the tiniest bit parts.

We considered a range of cases with perfect HWE, for given combinations of allele frequencies (1 >  p > 0) and sample sizes (100,000 >  N > 5,000).

The system has a range of performance levels from perfect functioning to complete failure.

With split-screen co-op and Lego representations of a range of different franchises, it's perfect for families to play together.

To maintain that rate of progress, semiconductor engineers have had to consistently perfect a range of related manufacturing systems and materials that continue to perform at evermore Lilliputian scale.

"When a language has a range of tenses such as the perfect, the imperfect, the pluperfect, each of which makes other kinds of statement possible, why on earth not use them?" Pullman asked, adding that present-tense narration is a "wretched fad".

Here, a novel microprobe design is presented, which can be tailored to provide a range of anisotropy or even a perfect isotropy.

Interestingly, if a model developer uses a range of descriptors to create a perfect fit between structure and observed activity for the initial group of chemicals with known experimental results (the 'training set'), this can result in the model producing poorer predictions for other related chemicals.

The retro collection features a range of prints, matching sets, one perfect fuchsia outfit and a collection for toddlers that's better than many adult lines.

A range of zero thus corresponds to perfect agreement whereas a range larger than zero reveals that the five measurements deviate.