Sentence examples for in a single range from inspiring English sources
When the target-aspect changes a little, the scatterers within several continuous range cells (referred to as a chunk) are more robust than the scatterers in a single range cell.
The manuscripts have been selected to highlight Darwin's thinking on divergence, described in Dr. Kohn's notes to the manuscripts as "Darwin's attempt to explain how, through natural selection, one species living in a single range would split into separate descendant species".6 This principle plays a central role in his views about the evolution of adaptation and the origin of species.
It has two storeys, with a double range of chambers on the lower storey and a single range in the upper storey, which has been restored.
Among unvaccinated infectivity controls, a 25-fold variation between trials in the median level of parasitaemia in this first wave (range of medians 30 750) has been observed, and 75-fold variation among the controls in a single trial (range 27 2000).
First, attackers are detected locally (i.e. in a single radio range) and then globally (i.e. in the network).
Since the RSS is a rough indicator of distance, we use the distance parameter to detect identity attacks in two ways: in a single radio range and, locally and globally, in the network.
In Section 3, we discuss the feasibility of the identity attacks and the detection of such attacks in two scenarios, which are the detection in a single radio range and the detection across the network.
Estimated initial prevalence of infestation in households participating in a single treatment (range 6.9%12.22%) was lower than that of households that participated twice (35.6%), which suggested a strong correlation between infestation status and participation.
The objective was to develop and analyse the psychometric properties of a new composite disease-specific index (Fibromyalgia Assessment Status, FAS), a simple self-administered index that combines a patient's assessment of fatigue, sleep disturbances and pain evaluated on the basis of the 16 non-articular sites listed on the Self-Assessment Pain Scale (SAPS) in a single measure (range 0 to 10).
The number of eggs in a single mass ranges in size, possibly up to 110 eggs per cluster.
