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Each of our states will correspond to a range of possible audio parameters.
The peaks correspond to a range between violets and blue (lower visible spectrum).
Accordingly, we have regulated rat breathing parameters to correspond to a range of human activities, from rest to work.
Equation 2 below describes the characteristic frequencies at distance x mm from the cochlea's apex according to Greenwood's empirically derived function which was verified against data that correspond to a range of x from 1 to 26 mm [12].
The chip is able to isolate DNA with high recovery efficiency (96± 11%) in an extremely large dynamic range of prepurified Salmonella DNA as well as from Salmonella cell lysates that correspond to a range of 5 to 1.9 × 108 cells (0.263 fg to 2 × 500 ng).
The typical frequency range of whistler-mode chorus waves generated in the equatorial region is 0.1–(0.8f_{mathrm{ce}}) and correspond to a range from several hundred Hz to several dozen kHz in the inner magnetosphere, where (f_{mathrm{ce}}) denotes the local electron cyclotron frequency (Santolík et al. 2003b, 2004; Tsurutani and Smith 1974).
The approximate wavelength range of the X-ray portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, 10−8 to 10−12 metre, corresponds to a range of photon energies from about 100 eV (electron volts) to 1 MeV (million electron volts).
Every bar in the graph corresponds to a range of one degree ( π / 180 rad ).
It should be reminded that each power-level k∈PL corresponds to a range of coverage cov k.
Conclusions: In patients with well-preserved left ventricular function and normal wall thickness, preload reserve volumes subjectively determined by TEE corresponded to a range of filling pressures historically targeted to maximize cardiac performance (13 to 19 mmHg).
The flame curvature and strain rate along the flame have been measured over the range of −2.0 1.0 mm−1 and −175-175 s−1, respectively, which corresponds to a range of flame stretch from −475-200 s−1.
