Sentence examples for on the long range from inspiring English sources

The cyclic hardening depended strongly on the long range order.

"We measure business health with a view on the long range rather than the short term," he says.

She has been very active in the development of the national nuclear physics program and served on the Long Range Plan working groups in 1995, 2001 and 2006.

QHC is demonstrated to be robust since quantum information transfer can be used on the long range along the trianthracene for the NOR logic gate to function properly as compared to the shorter trinaphthylene molecule.

By June 5, attention was focused on the "long range plans" of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration "to safeguard the country's future food supply against radioactivity".

Then direct numerical simulations of the dynamics on the perturbed torus allow us to select the dynamics, among the ones we predicted, which is induced on the invariant tori when switching on the long-range connections.

Your phone can send data through them instead of on the long-range cell-phone frequencies.

The effect of time on the hydrothermal treatment (6 24 h) was less pronounced on the long-range ordering and pore size.

David Stern, the N.B.A.'s globally minded commissioner, mused on the long-range possibility of a division in Western Europe during his state of the league address Saturday night.

Mal Peet's Tamar (2005), winner of the CILIP Carnegie Medal for children's books, echoed the mood of adult novels, with their current emphasis on the long-range impact of historical forces in shaping the lives of individuals.

The effects of plastic deformation on the long-range diffusion of carbon atoms in austenite and short-range diffusion of iron atoms across the austenite/ferrite interface are investigated.