Sentence examples for breadth range of from inspiring English sources

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].

But this hefty, handsome volume reveals anew the breadth, range and sheer fecundity of a central figure — maybe the central figure — in the evolution of the American musical theater.

We need to remind people of the breadth and range of our ambition.

It shows the breadth and range of press misconduct, including "despicable" intrusion into people's lives.

We wouldn't axe all of them, but we have to look at the breadth and range of what we run".

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.

If viewing patterns fluctuate and fans snack on football in different ways that is fine by them – as long as those supporters are still shelling out every month and are happy with the breadth and range of content and technology on offer.

"It's hard for me to understand why, in the face of a crisis that was so complex and covered so many markets and institutions, you would want to take out of the regulatory system the one institution that has the full breadth and range of those skills to address those issues," Mr. Bernanke told Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, the senior Republican on the Senate Banking Committee.

This article aims to give you a sense of the breadth and range of the possibilities open to you and a general sense of what nonprofits have to offer.