Sentence examples for basic range of from inspiring English sources

The music, meanwhile, evolves from a basic range of sounds: percussion, koto (the traditional Japanese stringed instrument) and dancers' voices.

EasyFoodstore aims to be cheaper than them all with its "limited and basic range of items at rock-bottom prices".

Stone, therefore, was long dominant, and throughout antiquity the natural colours of stone provided the basic range of tints at the artist's disposal.

He just stays within one basic range of volume and tone to produce a melodically strong outpouring shot through with triplet phrases and using the entire range of the instrument.

The amplitude of subwave 1 determines the basic range of the water level oscillation.

Apple has said it wants more ethnic diversity in the basic range of emoji available to text-messaging apps.

Table 1 shows the basic ranges of colour by number code used by Bauer during his two botanical expeditions and that of the Madrid chart.

Range of motion was assessed for differences between the groups preoperatively, 45 days postoperatively, and 90 days postoperatively by using an active/passive scale for a number of basic ranges of motions: Forward Elevation, External Rotation (arm at side), External Rotation (arm at 90 degrees abduction), Internal Rotation (arm at side), and Internal Rotation (arm at 90 degrees abduction).

After selling value muesli and oat cereal in plastic bags for months, it has moved its "Basics" range of cornflakes and rice pops into bags and will now do the same with fruit and fibre by December.

Countries like Japan and Italy, with a back-to-basics range of products, have higher savings rates.

Range management is a professional field whose aim is to ensure a sustained yield of rangeland products while protecting and improving the basic range resources of soil, water, and plant and animal life.