Sentence examples for an intermediate range of from inspiring English sources

The washcoat diffusional resistance can also be significant over an intermediate range of temperatures.

For an intermediate range of T0, the reaction zone oscillated between the jet-wake and cavity stabilization locations.

The results are supported by the facts that Dubinin Radushkevich is suitable only for an intermediate range of ion concentration because it exhibit unrealistic asymptotic behavior.

For an intermediate range of coupling strengths, there are also stable oscillations where one pair has small fluctuations around the higher steady state, while the other has large amplitude oscillations around a lower steady state.

A mechanism is identified for the decreasing sensitivity of the average burning rate to increases in the fluctuation intensity, over an intermediate range of intensities, in the zero-viscosity limit.

In an intermediate range of polarization times 50 ms < < 1000 s the oxide growth follows the laws typical for high field mechanism: d lgi/d lg t = −1, C ∼ - lgt and 1/C ∼ Ep.

Connecting data on measures of genetic diversity in different human populations to proxy measures of economic success, Ashraf and Galor (2013) argued that an optimal level of genetic diversity exists for enhancing the economic development of nations and that the optimum lies in an intermediate range characteristic of populations of Europe and Asia.

These data served to define a diagnostic range for the CSA (ie, <21%), a normal range (>36%), and a nondiagnostic intermediate range of 21%to36%6%.

It turns out that such a "one-step model" often fails as a description of pyrolysis, because there is a wide, intermediate range of temperature, where some steps are reaction-controlled, whilst others are governed by heat transfer.

It travels between 461.7 and per day, an intermediate range compared to other sifakas of the eastern forests.

Similarly, ΔHg values for the mixed seafood consumers fell in an intermediate range [0.83 1.65‰] between those of coastal and oceanic fish.