Sentence examples for intended range from inspiring English sources

"If someone matches a very expensive dress, the chances are they will not be able to afford it but what we intend to do is bring back similar ones that might be in the price range so you can filter all the results with what your intended range is – [for example] 'Find me something like that that is less than £200'," said Hughes.

Then again, if a driver uses the Roadster as it was intended, range likely would fall well below that figure.

Researchers at Duke believe they can take smart meters well past their originally intended range of use.

Specifically, the CI θ ^ α ∗ with nonparametric bootstrap (NPB) represents the 100 · αth percentile of B bootstrap replications θ ^ (1 ) ∗, θ ^ (2 ) ∗, …, θ ^ (B ) ∗. Percentile limit θ ^ l, θ ^ u of intended range 1 − 2 · α is simply obtained such that (2) θ ^ l, θ ^ u = θ ^ α B + 1 ∗, θ ^ 1 − α B + 1 ∗, where l and u are the lower and upper bounds of the CI and α is set to 0.05.

To qualify for installation, a new engine undergoes several hundred hours of testing that embraces the entire intended range of speed and altitude capacity of the airplane.

Joby Aviation's S4 aircraft is even more ambitious than Cora, carrying four passengers and with an intended range of 150 miles on a single charge.

Calico fabrics include an infinite variety of textures and qualities according to the different uses for which they are intended, ranging from fairly fine and sheer to those of coarser and stronger textures.

During usual care, similar lower limits (< 88%) were universally paired with higher upper limits (92%) and providers skewed achieved oxygen saturations toward the upper-end of these intended ranges.

It was an afternoon session, which was intended to range more broadly.

These extend the first-order language \(\mathcal{L}_a\) with symbols \(\in\) and \(\lvert \cdot\rvert\) as well as the quantifiers \(\forall X\) and \(\exists X\) intended to range over finite sets of natural numbers.

And one can easily formulate the schema 'every S is P, and n is S; so n is P', where the new lower-case variable is intended to range over proposition-parts of the sort indicated by names.