Sentence examples for distribution spanning from inspiring English sources
The brown bear (Ursus arctos) has a broad Holarctic distribution, spanning Eurasia and North America1.
Connection weights exhibit a heavy-tailed lognormal distribution spanning five orders of magnitude and conform to a distance rule reflecting exponential decay with interareal separation.
Although the asteroid Griqua librates around the 2 1 resonance with Jupiter, and Alinda librates around the 3 1 resonance, the orbital commensurabilities 2 1, 7 3, 5 2, and 3 1 are characterized by an absence of asteroids in an otherwise rather highly populated, uniform distribution spanning all of the commensurabilities.
Presence of laterites and lateritic soil, which render a reddish color to the top soil in many regions of the study area, is observed to have a scattered distribution spanning both Suri I and II blocks.
This suggests that of the three lysosomal labels, LAMP-GFP has the widest distribution spanning both late endolysosomal and sorting compartments.
Rather, they show a broad distribution, spanning the entire range from 140 to 400 cm–1.
Similar to class III, class II RNRs are only sparsely distributed across sequenced eukaryotic genomes, though this distribution spans four eukaryote supergroups: Amoebozoa (Dictyostelium discoideum), Excavata (Euglena gracilis and Trichomonas vaginalis), Opisthokonta (Monosiga brevicollis) and Chromalveolata (Phytophthora ramorum, P. infestans and P. sojae).
(TM=mathcal{D}^{theta}oplusmathcal{D}^{perp}opluslangle xirangle), where (langlexirangle) is a 1-dimensional distribution spanned by ξ. (mathcal{D}^{perp}) is an anti-invariant distribution under φ i.e., (varphimathcal{D}^{perp}subseteq T^{perp}M).
(TM=mathcal{D}oplusmathcal{D}^{theta}opluslanglexirangle) where (langlexirangle) is a 1-dimensional distribution spanned by ξ: (mathcal{D}) is invariant, i.e., (varphi (mathcal{D} subseteqmathcal{D}); (mathcal{D}^{theta}) is slant distribution with slant angle (thetaneq0, pi/2).
(TM=mathcal{D}oplusmathcal{D}^{perp}opluslanglexirangle), where (langlexirangle) is the 1-dimensional distribution spanned by the structure vector field ξ. (mathcal{D}) is invariant, i.e., (varphimathcal{D}=mathcal{D}).
They found that the distribution of message sizes is almost symmetrical on a logarithmic scale - roughly lognormal in shape - but it should be noted that modern e-mails are far larger in size: the distribution spans lengths from 1,000 bytes to more than 107 bytes with the maximum of the distribution at about 10 kbytes.
