Sentence examples for for a restricted range from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, this is the first result in favor of an extensive behavior albeit only up to a logarithm and for a restricted range of fractional derivatives.

The studied forest canopies are self-similar on length-scales of 5 11 m, and show translational invariance on scales above 20 m (central and western Amazonia) and 30 m (eastern Amazonia) For a restricted range of solar elevation angles, the ITH appears to be determined mainly by the mean size of tree crowns, and by the fraction of large (shadow-generating) trees.

The accuracy of FMC estimation was very low when the global range of FMC was examined, but for a restricted range of 0 100%, FMC was estimated with a root-mean-square error (RMSE) of 15% in the model simulations and 51% with the measured data.

For a restricted range of clusters numbers we calculate the k-means clusters and then apply criteria for evaluating whether the clusters represent significant accumulation points of the data.

For a given set of parameters, irregular spiking emerges for a restricted range of injection current (Fig. 5a).

Potential landscapes can only be calculated and visualised explicitly for a restricted range of dynamical systems, belonging to the class of gradient systems [ 32].

We first present results for large Δn span [1.333-1.474] (step Δn = 0.028) before discussing highly sensitive sensing within the restricted range [1.333-1.337] for steps Δn = 0.001.

This is a higher threshold than reported in the aforementioned studies, and is a potential explanation for the comparatively restricted range of detection.

These data suggest a scenario where the paleochannels may have been the main barriers responsible for the geographically restricted range of the three haplogroups.

For example, Telfair's skinks (Fig. 3) were once found across Mauritius but now have a very restricted range.

Several factors were of limited prognostic value for functional recovery: physical factors (restricted range of motion, high number of symptoms), psychosocial factors (previous psychological problems), neuropsychological factors (nervousness), and crash-related (e.g. accident on highway) and treatment-related factors (need to resume physiotherapy)[ 3].