Sentence examples for one specific range from inspiring English sources

"Whitney was graceful and elegant; her voice soared above the rest, never limited to one specific range, subject, or genre," Rodriguez wrote on Facebook.

Additionally, SemEval labeled datasets are usually focused on one specific type of data, such as tweets, and do not represent a wide range of social media data.

Focus your evidence on one specific example that you can break down into detail, rather than talking more generally about a range of situations.

In his view, there is really no one specific "normal" LSD dose range.

By definition [18], normalized values above 1 indicate a clustered spatial distribution, while values below 1 point toward spatial over-dispersion (i.e. more empty spaces)".It follows from this that –for a finite system–, if clustering is identified at a specific range, one should expect a complementary over-dispersion at a longer range.

Lucinda Chambers Fashion director at British Vogue and former assistant to Grace Coddington Most stylists are interested in one specific look, but Grace has extraordinary range.

It is unacceptable therefore that consumers should be unprotected simply because they have chosen one specific type of product within a range, over another.

Thus, he argued, the Constitution "does not impose upon the legislature any one specific opinion, but leaves open (a) range of choice; and whatever choice is rational is constitutional".

The study does not investigate one specific liquid-based method but a range of approaches defined by different characteristics of cost and impact.

A DoE can range anywhere from one specific combination of property levels to a full-factorial design, where the parameter space is fully explored.

To overcome individual biases that may be introduced by one specific method and use the wide range of experimental knowledge gained, we integrated predictions from six current algorithms.