Sentence examples for a usual range from inspiring English sources

Is there a usual range?

Pulsatility index (PI) is a dimensionless value with a usual range of 3 4.

The bond lengths for the P=C double bonds in 5 a and 6 a– c are in the usual range as are the bond lengths within the phosphole core.[ 21] Furthermore the C C bond bridging the phosphole and the phosphaalkene in 5 a and 6 a– c is typical for a Csp2 Csp2 single bond.

The polls find voters acknowledging the importance of a wider than usual range of concerns this year.

There is thus a wider than usual range of upside and downside risks to this forecast.

The annual deluge of holiday releases seems to have a broader than usual range, from Georgian singer Katie Melua's offering with Russian and Eastern European elements to R&B crooner R. Kelly's pleasant surprise of a Christmas collection.

This feeling of coziness, the conceit that the chief executive is not only a political leader and a symbol of national power but also a person with the usual range of human attributes, is part of what makes "The West Wing" so appealing: watching it is a guilty pleasure masquerading as a civic duty (or maybe vice versa).

Consider choosing a song that has a few notes slightly above your usual range and make these your goal.

Even Gooding's catalog offered some vehicles a bit out of its usual range.

As a boy, he had the usual range of interests, his father has recalled, but "as he turned into a teen-ager it was all cars".

The second, unsurprisingly, is that they're excellent: the Pump-Action is brutal at close range, while the Tactical extends the usual range of a shotgun game beyond what you might expect.