Sentence examples for elements that ranged from inspiring English sources

Ben Brantley described the troupe's approach in a column in The New York Times in 2005: "Classic American theater texts, from 'Our Town' to 'The Crucible,' were poached, fried and scrambled with elements that ranged from blackface minstrel shows to simulated LSD trips".

At City Ballet some dance is still performed in three-dimensional settings with costumes more elaborate than chiffon shifts and shirts, with set elements that range from colorful backdrops to platforms, screens and chairs, and with dancers dressed in everything from kimonos to cowboy hats.

The lower Princeton incised valley is relatively narrow and filled with sublitharenite fluvial facies consisting of channel elements that range in thickness from 0.25 to 3.6 m; cross-sets within elements average 35 cm thick.

One prominent feature of all bacteria and metazoan genomes is that they harbor diverse populations of repetitive elements that range in copy number from single duplications to thousands of transposable elements dispersed throughout the genome.

A complete solid-solution series involves the substitution in one or more atomic sites of one element for another that ranges over all possible compositions and is defined in terms of two end-members.

Second-order languages contain not just first-order quantifiers that range over elements of the domain, but also second-order quantifiers that range over properties (or subsets) of the domain.

From such dire elements Erdrich fashions a vengeful, partly comical plot that ranges about in time and space, rising in pitch to conclude in gorgeous incantations and poetry.

We have found that the sizes of the metabolic cores (percentages of catalytic elements that are always active) ranged between 44.6% and 0.7% (table 1) and their distribution is skewed toward low values since 71% of the studied networks show sizes that range between 7.6% and 0.7%, with a mean of 2.%.

The sizes of the metabolic cores (percentages of catalytic elements that are always active) ranged between 44.6% and 0.7% and their distribution is skewed toward low values since 71% of the studied networks show sizes that range between 7.6% and 0.7%, with a mean of 2%.

The search range is presented by using gray color for the array elements that are out of the search range.

Although the sensor responds accurately to influences from long-range remote enhancers, it is less likely to capture the input of promoter elements that have a limited range of action: tissue-restricted expression of the sensor may therefore represent a tissue-specific modulation of an otherwise broadly expressed gene; yet, this modulation may correspond to important biological functions.