Sentence examples for in the short range from inspiring English sources

In the short range it's incredibly encouraging".

Using its focus error signals (FES), the probe can reach to 30 nm accuracy in the short range.

The radial distribution function (RDF) analysis showed a change in the short range order with increase in dose, ascribed to the increase in the breaking of polymer chain.

The thermodynamically most favorable amorphous GO models always contain some locally ordered structures in the short range, due to a compromise of the formation of hydrogen bonds, the existence of dangling bonds, and the retention of the π bonds.

The changes in the Mössbauer spectra and in the hyperfine field distributions due to aging at 205°C have been associated with changes in the short range ordering in amorphous state.

In addition to the laws, there are several empirical principles, one of which Clarke feels is fully applicable to his 1945 Wireless World article on the communications satellite; namely, that in making scientific prophecies the tendency is to be optimistic in the short range and pessimistic in the long.

The associated solution model was applied to describe the short range ordering in a liquid.

In the shorter range, however, ECG's activities are far more pragmatic.

Computer simulations of conduction in myelinated nerve fibers have suggested that nerve conduction velocities should be sensitive to internodal length in the shorter range but become less sensitive at longer Schwann cell lengths [ 20, 21].

Effective pair interaction parameters determined by the inverse Monte-Carlo method are somewhat different from those obtained for Cu 25 at.% Au in the short-range ordered state.

This phenomenon cannot be interpreted in terms of the electron-beam heating, but may be attributed to the irradiation-induced increases in the short-range order and atomic diffusivity.