Sentence examples for allowed span from inspiring English sources

The software is capable of predicting the smallest distance between the power line conductors during their swing procedure, from which one can predict the probability of the magnetically induced subsequent fault; and determine the allowed span length range from consideration of eliminating the subsequent fault, which is anticipated to be useful for a utility in long span design.

A three-dimensional gantry system allows spanning the test section and sample regions in the plume with accuracy of less than 5 mm.

For instance, satellites A and C allow performing differential investigations taking advantage of the proximity of the two satellites, while satellite B, whose orbital plane gets farther from that of the other two satellites, will allow spanning a wider local time window with consequent implications, for instance, for the Space Weather community (Friis-Christensen et al. 2006).

Lyon's wild pitches allowed Denard Span to go from first to third.

In this simulation, the working group size was allowed to span the range of 10 40 scientists and the maximum predicted output in terms of preclinical candidates was captured.

The maximum allowed time span between the detection and the follow-up for a successful recovery is found using simulated GTO orbits and observations.

Finally, as has been observed for Oct4/Sox2 cooperative binding on Opn [60], the distances between the Oct4 and Sox2 binding sites was relaxed and allowed to span up to 100 nucleotides.

Interestingly, these early studies calculated that LPDs allowed life span to be prolonged by about 1 year (in the absence of dialysis) and slowed progression when started earlier [ 55, 61].

The 'Exact' evaluation assesses annotations, which matched regarding span and entity type, whereas 'Overlap+Type' allowed overlapping spans for annotations of the same type and 'Overlap' let annotations to have different types.

Six tanks were used for each span and left in place for three hours; the 18 tanks used in total allowed three spans to be tested simultaneously.

Roman bridges are famous for using the circular arch form, which allowed for spans much longer than stone beams and for bridges of more permanence than wood.