Sentence examples for its typical range from inspiring English sources

According to the results, narrowband VIs based on near infrared (NIR) bands, and NIR and shortwave infrared (SWIR) bands showed the strongest linear relationships with LAIeff over its typical range of variation and for the studied period of the snow-free season.

But "the virtuous agent" is just "the agent with the virtues" and it is part of our ordinary understanding of the virtue terms that each carries with it its own typical range of reasons for acting.

In a survey of Belgium, Malta, Mexico and Sweden, Claeys-Thoreau et al. (1987) noted a high variability in Pb excreted in feces, depending on country and its typical diet, ranging from 22,000 to 361,000 ng/person per day.

The IAAF had defended its decision by saying the typical range among elite female athletes is 0.12 to 1.79 nmol/L, according to NPR.

Moreover, if his TED Wish is not anti-establishment, it is certainly outside the typical range of ed-tech innovation.

As this represents the typical range of individual utility coefficients, it is a clinically relevant expression of preference heterogeneity.

Madstone's business plan calls for films budgeted at $500,000 to $1.5 million, a typical range for independent features.

A full charge will cost around £2 to £3 and will give a typical range of around 100 miles.

But so-called "range parity" – equalling the typical range of an internal-combustion engine on a full tank – is just as important a goal for battery manufacturers.

The more typical range in recent sales in Manhattan is 9 to 12 times the annual rent, brokers and investors say.

Table 2 Typical range of leachate characteristics S. no.