Sentence examples for minor ranging from inspiring English sources

Geneva's sprawling PALExpo conference center was filled with high-end exotics from manufacturers major and minor, ranging from Germany's Porsche to the Netherlands Spykerr.

The storm surge impacts were fairly minor, ranging from 3 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.8 m) above mean sea level.

Since 2008, the commission has been unable to reach agreements on issues both major and minor, ranging from small enforcement matters to the need to update and clarify disclosure rules in the wake of the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling.

This classification remained for the next few decades; in 1992, for example, Javier Juste and Carlos Ibáñez recognized five subspecies, including griveaudi, within M. minor, ranging from São Tomé to Madagascar.

However, differences between mean estimated divergence dates within P. reddelli were relatively minor, ranging from 0.5 Ma (at the most recent common ancestor of P. reddelli) to 0.03 Ma (at the most recent common ancestor of the Marble Falls population), and all were within the Pleistocene (Table  4).

It includes many minor ranges that run transversely e.g., the Sierras Madrona, Sur de Alcudia, and de Aracena.

The valley is bordered by the Titiwangsa Mountains in the east, several minor ranges in the north and the south, and the Strait of Malacca in the west.

Cracks appear on monolith structures, mainly at the slab spans and foreheads as well as, at support columns in a minor range.

Based on variation function analysis and adjustment on major range, minor range and vertical range, respectively, the permeability model and the porosity model are established with sequential Gaussian simulation (Chen 2008; Guo and Shi 2008; Hélène and Didier 2016).

But this tune has a very minor range and her attempt at a big last note ended abruptly.

In the first 2 age classes IGF2_shore was characterized by a minor range of variation if compared to the other amplicons.