Sentence examples for a tiny range of from inspiring English sources

Humans operate in a tiny range of preferred internal temperatures.

He's the true American Babbitt: good-natured, ignorant, forever optimistic, his understanding of the universe limited to a tiny range of insular referents.

At present it is precariously dependent on direct transfers from national budgets with only a tiny range of EU fiscal "own resources" such as customs duties and other levies.

Even as Docter and Del Carmen trick out the child's inner life with a tiny range of foregrounded issues, they realize this sentimental vision with intricate computer animation and an elaborate, constantly expanding view of the mind as a complex inner landscape.

Even though the variations of the fraction of non-conforming ORFs among different genomes (human to E. coli) occurred within a tiny range of less than 1%, the increase in the average length of ORFs in the different genomes correlated clearly with the corresponding increase in the average length of exons, which in turn correlated with the reduction in genome size.

This is a disappointingly tiny range of inspirations, and is it any wonder, then, that major releases often feel so similar?

Specific inhibitor (okadaic acid and calyculin A) of Ser/Thr phosphatases PP1 and 2A-type protein phosphatase (PP2A) arrest root hair growth in a tiny range, and severely affect the shape of cells within the elongation zone and inhibit root growth.

Last week we met a lady who thinks the words & music are too faint to be recognizable, lying outside the tiny range of the senses, but the rhythm is there, imposing its arbitrary tempo on our spirit.

He'd like thermostats that can better evaluate human comfort, and perhaps expand the tiny range of temperature and humidity that buildings are designed to operate in.

9.11pm BST Did my drinking game include 'A giant vampire stands on a tiny mountain range surrounded by hundreds of enormous blood-filled condoms'?

The newly chaste (who include a tiny number of men) range from purists, who refrain from all sexual activity, to those who tailor their celibacy to suit their tastes, permitting a degree of kissing and fondling but drawing the line at penetration.