Sentence examples for and ranges with a from inspiring English sources

At one extreme are the tropical and subtropical rainforests, scattered in coastal and near-coastal valleys and ranges, with a remarkable diversity of plant and animal species; the northern rainforests collectively were designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1988.

It is designed to optimize acceleration and response at the expense of highway speed and range, with a maximum of 44 horsepower and 70 pound-feet of torque.

The impressive young English singer Olivia Chaney showed off her delicate, intense style and range, with a treatment of Henry Purcell's There's Not a Swain, followed by songs from France and Ireland, in which she switched from guitar and piano to harmonium.

With her latest film White Bird in a Blizzard, Shailene showcases her talents and range with a stellar portrayal of a young girl steeped in emotional turbulence following the mysterious disappearance of her loony mom.

The P-wave anisotropy is defined as (Vpmax - Vpmin)/Vpmean and ranges 3.2%to6.8%8%, with an average of 4.3%.

The spectrum of solar light at the Earth's surface is mostly spread across the visible and near-infrared ranges with a small part in the near-ultraviolet.

At present, both S. viminalis and S. schwerinii have widespread natural ranges with a possible contact zone in Eastern Russia.

It will have a top speed of 75kph and a range, with a full battery, of just under 100km.

Secondly, a Raman microscope is applied, enabling chemical spot analysis in the visible and UV range with a lateral resolution close to the diffraction limit.

All factor loadings were statistically significant and ranged from.51 to.96, with an average of.70.

Appropriate quantities of carbohydrate and protein fall within the one to one-and-a-half servings range, with a serving being about 15 grams plus some healthy fat which can range from five to 10 grams of fat.