Sentence examples for approximate range from inspiring English sources

About a year ago, 802.11g arrived, combining the approximate speed of 802.11a with the approximate range of 802.11b (about 120 feet in a home).

"Any price above this approximate range can only come from [the buyer's] ability to get more 'bang for the buck' – revenue per pound – from Channel 4's content budget," says the report.

Diatoms and dinoflagellates (approximate range between 15 and 1,000 micrometres in length) are two highly diverse groups of photosynthetic protists that are important components of the plankton.

Now theoretically, this has an approximate range of two miles.

This method works especially well with approximate range queries.

This approximate range corresponds to relationships being reported as positive or prosocial from 'sometimes' to 'often'.

The distance is estimated by either a hardware component or an approximate range acquisition algorithm.

I can't comment on battery life just yet, but I'll update once I know what the approximate range is for just viewing and when EVDO is activated.

It was found to lie in the approximate range of 10 40 GPa.

The ZFO crystallites had thicknesses in the approximate range of 10 20 nm, as exhibited in Fig. 2e-h).

Also shown are the approximate range of plasmapause locations for the dawn sector for quiet conditions (O'Brien and Moldwin, 2003).