Sentence examples for defines the range from inspiring English sources

A polynomial power law that defines the range of tapers along the longitudinal axis of the continuum is proposed.

In the cross-section, the difference between radii of the bearing and the journal defines the range of radial clearance.

Tuned membership function for gap, which defines the range of linguistic terms, is as shown in Fig. 5.

A person's domain—"the physical, emotional, psychological, and intellectual space it lives in" (338)—defines the range of matters over which the person has rightful power of consent.

This method not only contributes to outliers diagnostics but also defines the range of applicability of the applied models and quality of the existing experimental data.

The piezoresistive sensitivity of such devices is of fundamental importance as it defines the range of detectable deflection or force change.

(The menu's sidebar helps to define the range of doneness).

Define the range of F/M ratio.

Let us define the range to the target as (16).

In 2007, the IPCC defined the range for what's termed "equilibrium climate sensitivity".

The vertical lines with bars then define the range of the data.