Sentence examples for much shorter range from inspiring English sources

However, millimetre wave transmissions have a much shorter range than mobile phone signals.

That's because E.V.s cost more than their gasoline equivalents, have a much shorter range, and take too long to recharge.

Cruise missiles have a much shorter range than Trident's ballistic ones, but this plan would see four Astute submarines on patrol at any one time, able to attack from secret locations off any coastline in the world.

"As communications moved into much much higher of the frequency spectrum with mobile phones and then cell phones, they moved into facilities that could intercept those much shorter range signals, so there has been an evolution which has matched the change in means of communications," Ball says.

These frequencies are prized because they are ideal for densely populated areas.Unlike waves in the 700 megahertz band, which travel long distances and penetrate all the nooks and crannies within buildings (that is why they were chosen for television in the first place), higher-frequency AWS signals have a much shorter range.

Battery electric vehicles, so far, offer a much shorter range, and can only go up to 200 miles before recharging, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.

Smartphones barely last a day, electric vehicles have much shorter ranges than petrol or diesel cars, and storing energy from sources such as solar panels is difficult.

Working at much shorter ranges seemed the only possible solution.

In mushroom-forming species, however, spores are propelled over much shorter ranges.

The newt cilia were much shorter (ranging from 4 to 12 µm), and the lengths studied by irradiation ranged from 2 to 9 µm (Fig. 10H of Takeuchi & Kurahashi [29]).

The lengths of repeats in these five Camellia cp genomes were much shorter, ranging from 30 to 82 bp, whereas much longer repeats, such as 132-bp and 287-bp repeats were found in the Poaceae and Fabaceae [ 27- 29].