Sentence examples for fraction of range from inspiring English sources
Recent software provided both probabilities (normal and bootstrap) for three options related to the distance used for testing: the fraction of pairs, the standard deviations, and the fraction of range.
As in the previous application, the test was applied to both probabilities (normal and bootstrap) in three options related to the distance (fraction of pairs, standard deviations, and fraction of range) and in five dimensions (2, 3, 4, 5, and 6).
To remove the profile migration through range cells, the precision of the range shift should be in the order of a fraction of a range cell, such as a quarter of one range cell, which is typically tens of centimeters.
But that missile, which U.S. officials said appeared to be a liquid-fueled, extended-range Scud, only flew about 60 km (40 miles), a fraction of its range, before spinning out of control.
Most phone systems still transmit sound frequencies from 300 to 3400 hertz, a fraction of the range of the human voice.
To say that reading this novel makes it impossible not to understand how so many European Jews underestimated the growing menace of Nazism is to acknowledge only a fraction of its range.
And they contaminate only a small fraction of the range of compounds expected from biologically produced carbon compounds, at least the sort remaining from earthly life.
Clarke tells TechCrunch, "We will begin to gradually deploy this at our Andover warehouse, where in due course, [the gripper] will start picking a meaningful fraction of the range of 48,500 items we ship out to customers".
Moreover, the proposed alignment between the current and the reference profiles may be a fraction of one range bin, providing the method with a subinteger capability.
The fuel mass flux is varied from 0.040 to 0.066 kg/m2 s, which is representative of a significant fraction of the range of fuel mass fluxes that occur in liquid hydrocarbon pool fires.
In this paper, we relax the assumption on measurement noise considered in [9] to a general case in which a fraction of the range measurement errors may also be negative.
