Sentence examples for once in range of from inspiring English sources

They are whirling black holes of charisma who, once in range of each other's gravitational pull, form a binary black hole, sucking all charisma out of the surrounding galaxies and sending out powerful waves of non-charisma to radiate across the universe for billions of years.

Any two devices — two vehicles' black boxes, say, or a car and a pedestrian with an enabled smartphone in their pocket — can send and receive messages once they're in range of each other.

Hague said on Tuesday that the circumstances were right to reopen the British embassy in Tehran once "a range of practical issues" had been resolved.

Hague said on Tuesday that the circumstances were right to reopen the British embassy in Tehran once 'a range of practical issues' were resolved.

Once the transmission range of vehicle in a cycle increases, the throughput decreases as well as the vehicle density increases.

On the inside of the wall, traces of windows suggest that there was once a south range of buildings in the courtyard.

He took to America at once, mastering a range of verbal idioms in a way that few foreign directors now bother to do, and becoming familiar with a wide variety of social milieux.

More rarely, the same species was domesticated more than once, in different parts of the range of a widespread wild progenitor.

In a scenario analysis we will evaluate what the effect is of variation of the frequency of team training, in a range of once every two years versus once in three months.

Once they come in audible range of you, movement should not continue, and you must maintain absolute stillness.

The operal conditions for each stage were: pressure 56 bar, LHSV 1.65 H2/HCH2/HC ratio 56 m3/Bl (hydrogen flow was once trough) and temperatures in the range of 613 653 K.