Sentence examples for a single range of from inspiring English sources

The single currency, which brought with it a single range of interest rates, opened the way for a European corporate bond market.

A linear interpolation shows the roughly parabolic shape, which gives rise to two rebound spiking transitions, and thus a single range of τ s for which there exists rebound spiking.

However, there is in general no single spectral reflectance distribution, or even a single continuous range of spectral reflectance distributions, corresponding to each of the colors we see.

When reading hazard from the isarithmic map (Figure 2C), respondents were more likely to estimate a single or range of values within 40 – 45% (very accurate) or 35 – 45% (generally accurate) than when using the other two maps (Figure 7B).

Customers can either link into the platform to offer a single or range of cards (with the card recipient able to choose which card himself or herself), and then when a gift card is awarded, that, too, is processed by Tango Card as well.

Mutation screening by TGCE with a single broad range of temperatures eliminates the need to determine the optimum melting temperature for any amplicon, and also increases the efficiency and throughput of the screen.

Estimates on the cost of a single trip range from $1 million to $3.6 million.

Bayer's test eliminates a stage needed in the Roche system and covers with a single test the range of infection levels that required two Roche tests, Bayer said.

Most traditional radio architectures operate on a single band or range of frequencies.

It is also known as inverse difference moment and contains a single or more range of values to distinguish between textured and non-textured.

The question remained whether a single score or range of scores in between these two thresholds could represent incipient nerve injury.