Small vans, with less range but equal speed, have recently been announced.
Oooh, a bright orange SMG with less range but slightly increased damage?
Mr. Phillips is a singer with less range and technical skill than Ms. Sanchez, but he has developed a unique style and often takes chances.
In terms of sheer scoring ability, he was a smaller version of Anthony, with less range on his lightning-release jumper, but with a more sustained ferocity bordering on rage.
These results clearly indicate that CPI-CTHI may enhance tissue contrast with less range side lobe level than PI-CTHI.
Instead, it's a "smaller model affordable version of Model S" with less range, less power and fewer features, according to the Tesla CEO.
A control unit switches the target device for the hardware controller between their wheelchair, and the smartphone, and it also works with single or dual switches, including those that respond to light touch and sip-and-puff switches for users with less range of motion in their hands.
In clinical neuroblastoma chromogranin A immunoreactivity is associated with tumor hypoxia, but with less dynamic range than IGF2 expression.
Put simply, the new generation of directed-energy weapons is meant to emulate the sort of damage that nuclear EMP can inflict upon electronics but at far less range, with more control of the damage and without all of the ancillary physical destruction and radioactivity.
Yet the orchestra's backing made the songs seem woefully similar, with far less range of sensation than they actually contain; all those sawing strings had a flattening effect that grew only more pronounced as the concert wore on.
