Sentence examples for faster range from inspiring English sources

Because tags are user-generated, when they move to the realm of books, they will be assigned faster, range wider and serve better than out-of-date schemes like the Dewey Decimal System, particularly in frontier or fringe areas like nanotechnology or body modification.

CrateDB 2.0 also features a couple of improvements to its core SQL engine (aggregation on Joins, sub-selects, table renaming) and new index structures for faster range queries and geospatial queries — the kind of queries you're very likely to perform on IoT data.

Interestingly, light at 6500K shifted the PVT distribution curve towards the faster range of RT in comparison to light at 2500K and 3000K.

This information taken in conjunction with the estimates of cold resistance heritability in several Drosophila species by Kellermann and colleagues [43] suggests a causal chain of higher heritability resulting in greater population persistence, which then results in faster range expansion.

The distribution of PVT reaction times (number of observations from 100 to 500 ms of RT) revealed that light exposure at 6500K led to a shift towards the faster range of RT in the distribution curves in comparison to light at 2500K and 3000K (Fig. 5 first panel).

These CMEs were slightly faster, ranging from 873 to 1,773 km/s with an average of 1,343 km/s.

The method does not rely on complicated forms of tessellation, it only requires simple data binning for fast range searching.

Starting with the first entry of a x for the root node and recursively cycling over entries of a x until partitions with a single peak (i.e., terminal nodes) are reached, a k-d tree supports fast range queries.

The normal fasting range, for adults, after an 18-hour fasting period, varies from 5 to 15 μU/ml.

Concerning band-pass filtering, spindles were divided into a slow range (including spindles from 11 to 13 Hz) and fast range (from 13 to 15 Hz).

Furthermore, introgression and interspecific competition are probably contributing to the fast range expansion of I. elegans and contraction of I. graellsii in Iberia.