Sentence examples for direction and range from inspiring English sources
The direction and range of the critical point variation of CO2 depends on the mixed component and its amount.
Verizon's investment categories are directly related to our strategic direction, and range from Platform as a Service (PaaS) provider CloudBees to software-defined-networking company ConteXstream.
Each beamformed image is formed by the totality of the energy backscattered in the direction and range of the corresponding beam.
where D denotes the radar beam irradiation area, σ x, r) represents the backscattering coefficients of target point (x,r), W α., W r. are antenna gains of azimuth direction and range direction, respectively, and r x, r) states the distance between radar platform with target point (x, r).
Prior to the swing, the player chooses a club, a general direction and range for the ball to travel.
Karl von Frisch's work established that bees can accurately identify the direction and range from the hive to a food source (typically a patch of nectar-bearing flowers).
Differences for other outcomes were in the hypothesised direction and ranged from small for postural (sitting, standing, stepping) outcomes to moderate to large for individual electronic media (e.g. TV viewing, DVD/video viewing).
To assess power asymmetries among females, we calculated the Directional Consistency Index (DCI), which represents how often a particular behavior is given in the most frequent direction and ranges from 0 (equal exchange) to 1 (unidirectional) [van Hooff & van Wensing, 1987].
The RMSE of directions and range estimations are demonstrated in Figure 6.
The attacks come from all directions and range from sarcastic remarks about how much weight you've gained, to nasty comments about how poorly you're raising her grandchildren.
Measures will be calculated from resting position to range in each direction and full range, and will be recorded in degrees from software specifically made for this trial (Human Life Sciences, UTAS), following the calculated measures described in another trial [ 61].
