Sentence examples for moved in a range of from inspiring English sources
The index moved in a range of just 5.36 points over the session.
In the last five seconds of that day's trading, the company's shares moved in a range of $1.90, or approximately 3percentt of its closing price.
This means that the majority of users in our project moved in a range of 100 km during the considered period.
The VIX generally moves in a range of 15 to 50, although it reached 80 during the financial crisis in 2008.
Here is his take on "Something," George Harrison's second-finest moment as a Beatle (I'm an "If I Needed Someone" fan): "Though it gives the impression of being highly melodic, the tune in the verse is actually very narrow, moving in a range of five notes, which allows George to sing it with great relaxation and force.
While this effort moves forward in a range of developing countries, said Mr. Lob-Levyt, "we need to do a lot more in some of the poorest".
Thus, with a single adaptation target, subjects experienced the perturbation only while moving in a narrow range of directions and not when returning the hand to the origin.
An interesting phenomenon induced by Jas was that mitochondria moved at a range of velocities in the 0 30 µm region of the root hairs (Fig. 4E), with a maximal instantaneous velocity of 8.05 µm/sec.
In 2007, Chesapeakes production guidance moved to a range of 7 to 10% from 7%.
Ion channel proteins make macromolecular pores in cell membranes that allow ions to move in response to a range of signals mediated by chemical and protein ligands, membrane potential changes, temperature, and mechanical force.
The TTW efficiency advantage of BEV over ICEV, together with the efficiency jump by Li-ion batteries, enable the electrification of the automobile as long as it is moved in regional ranges of up to 100 km per day.
