Sentence examples for can be from one to from inspiring English sources
Depending on the size of the county council, there can be from one to several managerial levels (usually several) between the CEOs and the practicing physicians in the organisation.
Our studies demonstrated [30] that in some cases the number of nonstandard correlations in 2D data approaches 20 and the deviation from the "standard" connectivity length can be from one to three bonds.
Methods like Harris-Stephens, Forstner, Shi-Tomasi, and Rohr are generalized so that the data on position can be in one, two, or N dimensions, and intensity can be from one to M dimensions.
In general terms, they receive a training programme that can be from one to two weeks to more than three months.
Litter size can be from one to four, however more than four are possible.
Transmission in the ST phase is contention free and can be from one station to the AP or to another station.
We did -- and also wondered how genetically different dogs can be from one breed to another.
"One of the most striking things about Election Day 2012, and every presidential contest in recent memory, is how different the experience of voting can be from one community to the next," the report explains.
In the wireless world, interference can be from one wireless system to another or a consequence of environment.
All these types of energy can be transformed from one to another, but nothing can ever be created or destroyed.
"Most of our leases can be anywhere from one to 10 years".
