Sentence examples for extension of range from inspiring English sources
Mere extension of range is not vision - of that we are quite certain.
In the event, improvements in metallurgy, gun construction, and fire control along with the maneuverability of steam warships at last led to the important extension of range that the big gun had promised from the beginning.
But there's good reason for teams and players to value the extension of range back to the 3-point arc; although the long ball is certainly chic, it's also an incredibly efficient shot and a facilitator for an established halfcourt offense.
The average preoperative arc of motion was 28° (range 16° 51°) in patients with partial restriction of motion, with flexion of 90° (range 81° 98°) and extension of 62° (range 58° 68°).
The average preoperative arc of motion was 52° (range 11° 57°) in patients with partial restriction of motion, with a flexion of 93° (range 74° 108°) and an extension of 40° (range 25° 72°).
In particular, Pimpalnerkar et al. found a mean loss of extension of 6.4° (range 0 15) and a mean loss of supination of 2.5° (range 0° 10°) in patients with type IV fractures treated with either Kirshner wires or screws [23].
Whiteside said there was a significant growth in breakfast sales as well as from the extension of the range of lower-calorie sandwiches and flatbreads.
As it runs south, the Anti-Lebanon range is interrupted by a broad shoulder (the Zabadani Saddle) of Mount Hermon, 9,232 feet (2,814 m) high, which is sometimes considered to be the southernmost extension of the range.
The aerial extension of this range is mainly associated with the extension of flood deposits.
An increase in sensitivity and extension of measurement range from the side of lower pressures have been achieved.
