This way quantitative analysis with an exceptionally large dynamic range can be performed.
It is a monotypic family (composed of a single genus, Rhinopoma Geoffroy, 1813) with an exceptionally large geographic range covering a considerable part of tropical subsaharan Africa and most of the southern Mediterranean, Middle East, and southern Asia (from Morocco, Senegal and Kenya, through Arabia and the Middle East, to India, Thailand and Sunda Archipelago) [ 4, 8, 9].
These sensors have exceptionally large dynamic ranges (42 and 150, respectively) and micromolar affinities for Zn2+, rendering them useful for exploring larger pools of labile Zn2+.
Zr75Ni25 composition shows exceptionally large rate sensitivity exponent equal to 0.058.
The exceptionally large orangutan home ranges in the peat swamp and lowland forests of Suaq Balimbing have been attributed to the relatively low tree species richness and the coarse grain of the habitat, in which large blocks of distinct habitats are spaced relatively far apart (Table 3; [26]).
While the mean number of follow-up years was 9, the range was exceptionally large (1 27 years).
EDT(1132 GMT),and just 32 minutes earlier it will arrive at its closest point to the Earth in 2013 at a distance of 221,824 miles (356,991 km), making it a so-called supermoon.Expect a large range in ocean tides (exceptionally low to exceptionally high) for the next few days. .
Note that cells 1 and 3 have exceptionally large values at certain input intensity ranges indicating that these cells were more sensitive to certain input intensities.
Secondly, not all of the MSA shells were exceptionally large, but they rather comprised a size range from 6.83 to 10.42 mm.
Only exceptionally, an observer ended up with a rather large range for the comfortable prism.
