Sentence examples for occupies the range from inspiring English sources

In an effort to understand the behavior of Equation 1, which is advertised in (Bushdid et al., 2014) to provide the number of discriminable stimuli, one can ask 'what value d > N is needed to produce the result that there is only 1 discriminable stimulus?' (that is, that only 1 'ball' occupies the range of discriminable stimuli).

The periportal zone has been defined to exist where oxygen tensions are above 60 mm Hg, the pericentral zone occupies the range from 35 to 60 mm Hg and the perivenous zone experiences oxygen tensions below 35 mm Hg (Chen and Palmer, 2009; Sullivan et al., 2007; Sullivan and Palmer, 2006).

Data analysis shows that the results are repeatable and occupy the range commonly seen in annular flow.

Besides the endangered Asian elephant and Indochinese tiger that occupy the range, there are the reclusive Douc Langur monkey, the giant Muntjac and the near legendary Saola, one of the rarest mammals in existence.

The datasets are listed in Table 1.> We derived nine datasets of pair-ended reads by extracting a progressively increasing part of Dataset S, uniformly occupying the range from approximately 10 to 100 Gb, which are referred to as Datasets S1-S9.

Sub-seasonal to seasonal forecasting (lead times between 2 weeks and 2 months) is a new area of climate prediction that occupies the time range between medium range weather forecasts and seasonal climate prediction.

Mkhedruli (modern Georgian) occupies the U+10D0 U+10FF range and Asomtavruli occupies the U+10A0 U+10CF range.

The silky sifaka tends to be found at higher elevations than any of the other sifaka species and also occupies the greatest range of elevations for the group.

This cohort of genes occupies the full range of MapK signaling components from the immediate sub-nuclear activation (through phosphorylation) of MAPK-specific transcription factors to the extracellular activity of peptidases and across the membrane-bound regulators like G-proteins and integrin.

The Bach, for all its hit-tune assets, occupies the darker ranges of the violin and is very hard to articulate in a big hall.

However, as we discussed in 'Target and measurement models' section, the extended target echoes occupy the multi range cells depending on the down-range extent and the range resolution (recall Equation 5).