Sentence examples for covers the interval from inspiring English sources

For Geisum A-2 Well, the data set covers the interval from 4640 to 4790 m, with thickness of about 150 m.

Consider the discrete set of magnitudes registered with step Δm over threshold h, (18) The corresponding discrete probabilities read (19) (20) The last (r + 1 -th bin covers the interval (h + r· 0.05;∞).

That record covers the interval 1057 1389 AD and is deemed reliable by historians, particularly in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries (Regmi, 1969), when the Malla Kings ruled from Kathmandu, already the political center of Nepal.

The measurements are performed at polar (northern and southern) and middle latitudes and cover the interval of heights from the ground level up to 30 35 km.

With his large hands -- they cover the interval of a 12th, the width of 12 white keys -- Gregory is the virtuoso, the one who plays the big pieces and "gets all the girls swoony," said Deondra.

Various aggregation operations (OWA operations, Averaging operations) can cover the interval between the standard min and max, thus modelling intermediate decision-makers' attitudes.

One of the basic results of classical point set topology is the Heine-Borel theorem (HBT): if a set of open intervals covers the closed unit interval [0,1], then already finitely many of them cover the interval; in other words, [0,1] is open-cover compact.

The design spectra presented in "The design spectrum method" section cover the interval of fundamental period of 0.1 s ≤ T 0  ≤ 10 s which implies a cut off frequency of 10 Hz.

Subsequent data analysis clearly revealed a bimodal distribution of CG dinucleotide methylation with a low-methylation peak (13,667 of 27,571 CGs) that was found at AVB values ranging from 0 to 0.2 and a high-methylation peak (8,222 of 27,571) that covered the interval from 0.8 to 1.0 (Figure 1C).

For C-terminal extensions, we required only that the extension be long enough to cover the interval shown, and have 0.5 reads in the coding subregion, allowing us to include 123 of the 350 extensions.

The LandTrendr analysis covered the interval from 1985 to 2012, but here we used multiyear buffers at the beginning and end when reporting carbon fluxes to limit artifacts associated with identifying inflection points in slow disturbances.