The phrase "movable range" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in discussions about music or sound production. Example: "The producer adjusted the EQ settings to create a wider movable range for the guitar solo, giving it more depth and dynamic range."
Fig. 9 Miniature excavator Fig. 10 Movable range of the miniature excavator.
They also need to be within the movable range of the end effector.
The movable range of the robotic thumb is enough to touch five fingertips of the hand.
And it is possible to move about 60% of the wrist joint movable range of motion.
Therefore, in this experiment, training is carried out within the movable range of the present apparatus.
This control, while requiring no information from the image sensor, ensures that the movable range of the active vision system is not exceeded.
The next few days were a kind of movable feast, ranging among Mr. Lyon's home, a private club on the Sunset Strip and Mr. Belushi's $200-a-day 200-a-day 200-a-dayteau Marmont.
The homogeneous pore throat structure lead to a narrow lower limit range of the movable fluid pore-throat radius, which is favorable for the fluid flow.
Meanwhile, if the lower bound of the lower limit range of the movable fluid pore-throat radius is small, pores and throats are less plugged, and thus make the conditions favorable for fluid flow.
The device relies upon the interaction of the acoustic wave with a LPG placed between two pillars (with one being movable) and exposed to a range of representative acoustic waves generated by a loudspeaker placed at a known distance from the sensor thus created.
This principle is based on the theory of "triangulation" showed in Fig. 2, where A, B and C are three different points for the movable RFID readers respectively, called ranging points; P is the target object which equipped with target tag, called target tag.
