The phrase "at a given range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, distances, or limits in various contexts, such as scientific, technical, or mathematical discussions.
Example: "The experiment was conducted at a given range of temperatures to observe the reaction rates."
Alternatives: "within a specified range" or "at a specific distance".
It is also shown that for specified operating conditions, a maximum value of the coefficient of performance occurs at a given range of air and solution flow rates.
The function from (2) determines how wide the beam is at a given range.
Corners are detected by searching for points intersecting two line segments at a given range of angles.
The investigated samples were placed in a quartz cuvette connected to the vacuum installation VUP-5 M and the multi-system gas inlet SNA-2, which made it possible to conduct photoluminescent research in various gas environments at a given range of pressures.
Each laboratory evaluated four neutralizing reagents (TriMab, 447-52D, 4E10, sCD4) at a given range of concentrations against a panel of 11 viruses representing a wide range of genetic subtypes and phenotypes.
To cover at once a given range of chemical compositions, equivalence ratios and temperatures, the chemical properties of stochastic particles, submitted to micro-mixing and chemical reactions, are combined with the computation of deterministic one-dimensional composition-space trajectories, issued from an arbitrary number of inlet conditions.
Various optic flow sensor schemes give a monotonic characteristic curve, including that of correlation-type motion detectors [49], [50], at least in a given range [51].
To handle harmonic sources at a frequency in a given range, a uniform reduction of the response over a frequency range is pursued.
A set of such coefficients is obtained for notch frequencies chosen at regular intervals in a given range.
At the given range of gas injection rate, the critical light oil rate will increase with the increase in gas injection rate, at approximately 20 40 m3/day.
We base that statement on the data presented in Figure 5, where we show the ratio of area to area measured at a given target range to the area predicted for that range based on the median -3dB beam angle calculated for ranges >2m (i.e. predicted area had the porpoise not switched to "wide-angle view").
