Sentence examples for belong to a range from inspiring English sources
These remains belong to a range of species including mastodons, mammoths, camels, horses, deer and glyptodons, the armadillo's ancestor.
Many plant species are known to harbour multiple MADS-box genes that belong to a range of functionally divergent subfamilies.
A Turkmenistan server running the software belonged to a range of I.P. addresses specifically assigned to the ministry of communications.
Mr. Marquis-Boire said a Turkmenistan server running the software belonged to a range of I.P. addresses specifically assigned to the ministry of communications.
Although preliminary studies indicate that SYP-14288 is highly effective against 32 important plant pathogens belonging to a range of taxonomic groups, its mode of action remains unknown.
This understanding appears to be based on children's ability to detect different social perspectives and on actual experiences of belonging to a range of social groups.
Close to 200 lots of Hollywood and Music memorabilia were offered up at the auction of eclectic, iconic and extremely personal items that belonged to a range of showbiz titans or were featured in major TV and film properties.
The pigments in the dyes belonged to a range of chemical classes, including metalloporphyrins (a class of molecules which give blood and chlorophyll their distinctive colors); pH indicators; and molecules that change color with certain chemical vapors.
A large number of holes with different sizes on the surface of SiO2 · Eu2O3 HSs could be observed in Figure 2A, which belonged to a range of mesoporous structures according to the diameter of holes.
Essentially, it's countless pages of stunning vinyl collections located everywhere from vast living rooms to eccentric nooks—and belonging to a range of individuals from celebrity diggers like Questlove to regular dudes from Indiana.
Therefore, a decision rule induced by MODLEM may contain antecedents in which attribute values are described as belonging to a range or a set of values or as being greater or less than a particular value.
