Sentence examples for breadth or range of from inspiring English sources
The breadth or range of the analysis indicates the completeness of taxonomic categories on a particular level and increases with the number of branches that are actually included in the estimate.
An accurate description of thermal dependence of any aspect of organismal performance should include three critical parameters: (1) temperature or range of temperatures for maximal performance (i.e. optimum), (2) thermal performance breadth (range of temperatures in which performance is above certain level) and (3) tolerance zone or range of above-zero performance [7], [32], [33].
It shows the breadth and range of press misconduct, including "despicable" intrusion into people's lives.
John Stanton, the chief executive of the Communications Alliance, said it was concerned about "the breadth and range of activities" law enforcement agencies could require companies to do.
What makes Vee24 so revolutionary in the "live engagement space" is the sheer depth, breadth, and range of interactions it offers.
Two particular volumes bear witness to the interdisciplinary breadth and range of the community he brought together, Foraging and Farming: The Evolution of Plant Exploitation (1989) and The Origins and Spread of Agriculture and Pastoralism in Eurasia (1996).
Even after Vampyr (1932), his other best-known film, is added to the four masterpieces cited above, you are still some distance from defining the breadth and range of his work.
What he finds most gratifying about having written "Life" is the chance for both him and his readers to grasp the breadth and range of this book's material.
The breadth and range of their musical ability attests to their intrinsic genius: from award winning musical scores and compositions in Indian and American cinema to collaborations with some of the most talented and ground-breaking musicians of our times.
