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midrange
noun
The middle portion of a particular range.
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But for many products, like midrange smartphones, that will not make sense.
If you were the coach of the Thunder, you'd now know to defend those places in particular.The interactive chart plots around 5,200 shots per team from the regular season, and can be broken down by three-pointers, midrange and close-range shots.
Later research has shown, however, that Fechner's equation is applicable within the midrange of stimulus intensity and then holds only approximately true.
The loudspeaker arrays regularly seen in large auditoriums often make use of a single woofer and a single midrange speaker but two or even three high-frequency tweeters.
Finally, attitudes are "the currents below the surface, deeper and stronger," representing a midrange between values and opinions.
A larger or more efficient three-way system may add a midrange speaker, helping to create a more nearly linear response between woofer and tweeter.
Likewise, high-end, 64-bit workstations closely mimic the processing prowess of some midrange computer systems.
A workstation is more capable than a personal computer (PC) but is less advanced than a midrange computer (which can manage a large network of peripheral PCs or workstations and handle immense data-processing and reporting tasks).
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