Sentence examples for little interval of from inspiring English sources

The experimental results show that the dynamic properties are appreciably kept up to the temperature of glass transition, where damping increases sharply in a little interval of temperature.

So this kid had missed it totally, then, his windy little interval between birth and death.

Break the future into little intervals, and it never ends: this is the Keatsian solution to imminent mortality, but Tanning, with her resolved good nature, her lightness of touch, and her longevity, is the least Keatsian poet imaginable.

The rhizome shows little branching, with intervals of 4.0 to 7.5 mm between nodes.

Doubling our sample size to 104 patients, while maintaining the same ratio of ALI/ARDS to CHF patients, would probably have had little effect, because the 95% confidence interval of the AUC would only narrow to 0.57 to 0.77.

For a given interval of axial pressure, the RBM frequency of outer tubes is a little higher than that of inner tubes.

The 08 56 flow burst had little effect at C, despite a thicker plasma sheet but corresponded to the onset of the second interval of thinning.

12pm: interval of Henry IV, part one.

Thus ended Orry's brief interval of glory.

After the Kuznetsk Basin came a long interval of meadows.

The poll had a credibility interval of four percentage points.