Sentence examples for farthest range from inspiring English sources

Our brains consider the farthest range of possibility, finding worry in distant fears.

One individual ruffed lemur can set off an alarm call that will alert even the farthest ranging group members.

Beam 13 (the easternmost beam between 0600 12 and 0602 00 UT), which was scanned first, shows the disturbance at the nearest ranges, and beam 1 (the westernmost beam), scanned last, shows the disturbances at the farthest ranges.

It has one of the lowest refractive indexes and the farthest transmission range in the deep UV of most common materials.

Take the farthest reach as your flexibility measurement.

At its farthest, the object ranges out to 2,300 times the Earth Sun distance (see 'Far out').

It's when you are out of cellphone range and farthest from help when you're going to need urgent assistance.

One study has shown high mortality amongst cougars that travel farthest from the maternal range, often due to conflicts with other cougars (intraspecific competition).

This preference for high altitudes is influenced by latitude: in the farthest south of its range it never breeds below 2500 m above mean sea level, but in the northernmost part of its range it often breeds by the sea.

The Southern Rocky Mountains extend from northeastern Colorado along the Laramie, Medicine Bow, and Sierra Madre ranges, making their farthest extension into Wyoming along the Laramie Range, where the mountain system terminates just south of the North Platte River near the city of Casper.

Alaska's "great reservoir of silence" is disappearing; even in the farthest reaches of the Brooks Range, Adams commented, you will sooner or later hear the drone of a snow machine or the hum of a small plane.