Sentence examples for expanded range of forces from inspiring English sources

Upon activating chemoreceptors for N-acetylated sugars, maximal discharge of nematocysts occurs across a broader, expanded range of forces such that the response curve is no longer bimodal.

Knott also carries a solid Belgian range, various German pilsners and wheats, and a newly expanded range of American bottles.

Moreover, public schools offer a much expanded range of services for your children than privatized schools.

Eighteen additional schools are affected by the expanded range of concern.

We need to comprehend and anticipate an expanding range of threats.

To gain more insight into the full range of mechanical stabilities of dividing cells, we turned to a less common approach: we expanded the traditionally sampled range of forces to higher values, spanning 10 250 nN and compressed the cell until the plasma membrane was penetrated just before the tip reached the hard substrate (Hategan et al., 2003).

It appears that sensory input indicating proximity of potential prey expands the range of small forces of impact that stimulate maximal discharge (i.e. to less than 1.10 mN) but not at larger forces of impact (i.e. at approximately 1.50 mN).

Since then, the kingdom has eased restrictions on women's dress, expanded the range of fields for women in the work force and begun offering physical education classes for girls in government schools.

However, a discernible trend is becoming increasingly apparent as Beijing expands the range of operations that its forces are engaged in Africa to include post-conflict stabilization (Mali), medical humanitarian missions (Liberia), ongoing conflict stabilization (South Sudan) and anti-piracy operations (Somalia) among others.

The cabinet singled out China as a security concern, pointing out that Beijing had expanded the range of its military activities at sea and had been modernising its naval and air force.

Gradually he expanded his range of shots, all of which were of red-ball orthodoxy.