Sentence examples for a relatively long range from inspiring English sources

It has a relatively long range and fast acceleration.

This design allowed a relatively long range of the button that emphasized the hand action characteristic of the response.

Despite the rapid decay, there was still a relatively long range where the signal is strong enough to have a dynamic difference between the two oxygenation states.

It has been known for some time that both Zn2+ and H4B contribute to dimer stability, but this is the first indication that there is a relatively long-range communication between these two sites.

However, should the need arise, relatively long range targets can be attacked.

Artillery fire between charges did produce mounting casualties, but most of this fire was at relatively long range and was often indirect, at targets beyond the ridge.

The relatively long range of β-particles causes energy disposition in neighboring non-targeted cells, known as the crossfire-effect.

Similar conditional tests of the remaining marginal SNPs within the region also suggested multiple independent associations (P < 0.05) that were generally in low LD with the lead SNP rs3433588, except for several SNPs in relatively long range (e.g. >100 kb) LD (0.5 < r < 0.6) (Supplementary Material, Table S5 and Fig. S4).

This paper investigates a non-traditional sensing trade-off in swarm robotics: one in which each robot has a relatively long sensing range, but processes a minimal amount of information.

With respect to radioimmunotherapy, radionuclides such as Yttrium-90 possessing a relatively long radiation range (path length > 1 mm) may supply a sufficient dose of cytotoxic radiation to the nuclei of cells in center or cold area of the tumor micronodules which are not directly bound by the antibody fragment-radionuclide conjugate [23].

The median time to a dose increase in this 52-week study was relatively long, ranging from 18 to 43 weeks.