Sentence examples for in a global range from inspiring English sources

The optimal fixture layout is considered in a global range and is especially suitable for the workpiece with complex surfaces.

Imagine a future where a student interested in, say, humanism, encounters a global range of thinking on the topic and not a narrow, regional one.

The geoid height differences, illustrated in Fig. 4, have a global range of about ±220 m, which is about twice as large as the global geoid height range of EGM2008.

Is creating art that has a global range of reference in itself a protest against the advance of Little England rhetoric?

With the neural network model established, the mechanical parameters are recognized using a genetic algorithm over a large search space in the global range.

On the basis of modeling a nonlinear PWR core, linearized models of the core at five power levels are chosen as local models of the core to substitute the nonlinear core model in the global range of power level.

Here we show that 40% of the 170 protected areas in the global range of the snow leopard (Panthera uncia) are smaller than the home range of a single adult male and only 4 13% are large enough for a 90% probability of containing 15 or more adult females.

We first analysed IBD in the global range of the NAt cluster that latitudinally extends over 3237 km from the French coast of the Bay of Biscay northwards to the arctic waters of Norway and Iceland (global scale).

With the proposed method, local and wide-area controllers could be configured in global range and overall stability enhancement could be achieved, which benefits the future smart transmission grid with the advanced wide-area controls and enhanced control center functions.

We have addressed simple simulated examples in which both the global range alignment algorithm and the minimum entropy-based technique have problems with local maxima.

With the present study we suggest that the hyperactivity of the temporal cortices in tinnitus is integrated in a global network of long-range cortical connectivity.