Sentence examples similar to descending range from inspiring English sources

The other two measures use descending quantity ranges.

In stand 1 the proportion of fixed-radius plot estimates, which correctly classified the descending structure, ranged from 50% − 80% for 5 − 20 plots (Table 4).

We formed 24 outbreeding pairs differing in relative body size distance by taking nuptially colored individuals of each sex from family tanks, measuring their standard length, and sorting males (range: 4.9 7.5 cm) in descending and females (range: 3.4 5.0 cm) in ascending order of body size.

Genes are ranked by the integrated weighted score S j to become a descending-range sequence.

If x exp descends from the expected taxonomic range x obs, then the WTD is assigned a positive value and WTD for paths descending outside this range are assigned a negative value.

Descending from Porsches, Range Rovers and tour buses, they arrive eager to talk about the latest developments in grafting, cross-fertilization and Japanese beetle control.

Check the guide under "Voice Types" for a categorization of ranges descending from highest to lowest.

Melodic contours vary by genre, but they often have a descending inflection; rhythmic structures range from strongly metred collective dance songs to free-rhythm individual songs.

But it does not take long for Aly Shukr Bayati, a Turkmen lawyer and poet, to start quoting ancient texts that described snakes descending from the desert range north of the city to attack the hapless residents of the plains.

Those heading to Oregon continued northwest, while those traveling to California went southwestward through the deserts of northern Utah and Nevada before crossing the Sierra Nevada range and descending into the Sacramento area of California and beyond.

The authors of [15] presented a descending stair detector by range images captured with time-of-flight cameras.