Sentence examples for a reading range from inspiring English sources

Samples were diluted to a reading range of 0.05 0.5 OD units, and the OD values were correlated with the cell concentration (g/L) by means of a standard calibration curve previously established.

Readings were obtained (animal identification/time/temperature) each time a mouse was within reading range (5 8 cm) of the reader.

Choose a book in your reading range.

Thus radiologist 1 tends to give a lower reading, ranging from −0.03 to 0.01.

Each of the six dwellings in Table 5 averaged an E reading ranging from 1.01 ± 0.10 to 8.65 ± 0.50 mSv a−1.

Having a long read range means more tags will be read at a certain time, potentially causing data overloads (Costin et al. 2012b).

In this research, a power output of 27dBm was chosen, which results in a maximum read range of 420 cm.

The measurement results for the presented antennas show a different read range.

Plus, says Taggar, their reader has "a bigger read range, connects to wi-fi, has local storage in case of wi-fi problems, and, most importantly, we can re-purpose them for other use cases like loyalty, security, ticketing, etc".

One of Shinseki's first acts was to issue a reading list, ranging from "The Killer Angels," Michael Shaara's Gettysburg saga, for junior enlistees, to the works of Thucydides and Clausewitz, for his generals.

Although the passive tags have a significant smaller read range than an active tag, it is not necessarily beneficial to have a long read range in the first place.