The phrase "a range of snow" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing different types or conditions of snow, but it is generally not a standard expression.
Example: "The weather report indicated a range of snow conditions, from light flurries to heavy snowfall."
Alternatives: "variety of snow" or "spectrum of snow".
Like adult twin-tips, children's versions have wood or fiberglass cores and are wider than other Alpine skis to better handle abrupt landings and a range of snow conditions.
The house is being constructed within a three-storey testing chamber that will feature a unique climate system which will generate a range of snow, rain, wind and humidity conditions - which, unlike other test properties, are not dependent on that day's weather.
They also show site occupancy at a range of snow depths and a strong relationship between site occupancy and the phenology of the host plant.
Eggs were found in those patches that showed shallower snow depths in winter, although the aphid was more widely distributed across areas that showed a range of snow depths.
"The view is magnificent - from a perch almost as high as Mont Blanc you can turn and observe a range of snow-capped peaks.
Stained in at least four hues of brown, it featured deep contrasts of arcs and boxes and jags, including a range of snow-capped peaks stretching the length of the floor.
It sits between massive General Carrera Lake and a range of unnamed, snow-capped peaks.
On our backs we carried a range of tools for traversing snow: snowboards, snowshoes and crampons, along with telescopic ski poles, climbing harnesses, carabiners, shovels, avalanche probes, water, food, and all the clothing we would need for a week in the high mountains.
The company that sprung from Google's self-driving car project will be deploying its autonomous cars just in time for Michigan's winter, too, which will mean that they should encounter a range of major challenges, including snow, sleet and frozen roads.
Under field conditions, plant damage during winter is not only affected by low temperature stress per se, but also by the interaction of a range of factors such as snow coverage, water supply, and wind.
Surrounded by so much Arcadian eye-candy — the citadel, the translucent turquoise sea, an adjacent range of snow-capped mountains — she's performing a minor miracle just by successfully competing for the crowd's attention.
