Sentence examples for a usable range from inspiring English sources

E3/DC sells storage systems with a usable range of 4.05 to 8.1 kWh net [18].

These should have a usable range of up to 435 miles, BMW CEO Harald Krueger told reporters, according to Reuters.

Since the 1.5 GS/s ADC in the data acquisition only provides a usable image range up to its Nyquist frequency of 750 MHz, the two sweep ranges, 100 nm and 60 nm, are used for different purposes: the 100 nm sweep range provides a resolution of ~10 µm in tissue and allows imaging details spanning a depth of up to ~3.7 mm (in air).

Using this information, we labeled 0-200 milliseconds as a safe range, 300-500 as a potentially usable range, and 600 milliseconds and higher as an unsafe range.

Throughput, for the food sample, is predicted to be in a practically usable range of up to 5 samples per second.

Although other scanners may have a larger usable range, the strategies proposed below for reducing the variability in the data are useful for scanners in general.

However, the conventional iSpace has an unsolved problem related to a DIND's physical location, because most DINDs are fixed to the walls and ceiling, and this constrains a DIND's usable range.

Not only does such a choice restrict the usable range of granularity, but, at least in the case of most eukaryotic genomes, it discards most of the sequence data (close to 98% in the case of the human genome).

To extend the upper limit of this usable range, an algorithm, based on spot intensities within the usable range in two scans, was developed to recalculate the intensities of spots with saturation.

A method for extending the usable range of microarray scanners has been presented previously by Dudley et al. [ 23].

Rough estimates of κ values are not sufficiently accurate for data correction, but are useful for predicting the approximate usable range of a dcFCCS application, as illustrated by the following example.