Sentence examples for fractional range from inspiring English sources

Metal amount involved in each elaborated sample is in the fractional range from 0.1 to 0.35 equivalent monolayer (eqML) of W or Mo.

The development of HTS motors of the fractional range has shown the relevance of the design of the rotor where the opportunity to apply HTS in both BSCCO tapes and YBCO bulks has been demonstrated as an efficient way to increase the power density.

In this section we present two main results: one of them comparing the range of a projectile using the fractional calculus by the Caputo derivative with the range in the classical case (Theorem 1 of [1]), and the other comparing again the classical range with the fractional range, but using this time the new formulas obtained for the Riemann-Liouville derivative.

According to Ragatz Associates in Eugene, Ore., which provides market research to the resort industry, fractional prices range from $24,730 to $70,435 a week; annual maintenance fees range from $5,410 to $8,700.

PRICES Shares of fractional residences range from $375,000 to $435,000.

The fractional projectile range is defined as the value of x at the impact point.

These derivatives of fractional order range from Riemann-Liouville via Caputo to Caputo-Fabrizio [1, 2].

As a final result, a table is presented demonstrating the integer and fractional bit range needed for each EKF variable.

The common solution, consisting of a conventional rotary motor coupled to a rotary pump, is for the fractional kilowatt range neither efficient nor compact.

Despite these technical difficulties, roughly a dozen astronomical optical interferometers are now in operation offering resolutions down to the fractional milliarcsecond range.

Estimated hydraulic conductivity values were employed in determining the aquifer transmissivity which ranged from 11.28 to 812.00 m2/day, fractional porosities ranged from 0.0351 to 0.0598.