Sentence examples for orange range from inspiring English sources

The nation has generally lived in the yellow and orange range.

He likes cars, and owns a bright orange Range Rover, a Mini fitted with special Lamborghini doors, a working ice-cream van, and a hovercraft.

Note the markedly elevated myocardial T1 time in the cardiac amyloid patient (1,195 ms, into the orange range of the colour scale) compared with the normal control (1,048 ms, in purple range of the scale).

Although the T2-weighted images (b) show only a mild increase in brightness (long arrows), there is an area of increased T1 values (1,208 ms, into the orange range of the colour scale) (short arrows) (c) exceeding the area of LGE enhancement Open image in new window Fig. 12 T1 mapping in amyloidosis.

"On this spectrum," Keri pointed out, "you are in the red and orange range.

Specifically, the method is currently not robust in four channels, due to spectral overlap in the blue to orange range of the spectra and some weakness in the intensity in the red range.

Concentrations were calculated using a standard curve of methyl orange ranging from 0 to 476  μM.

Three are painted in a yellow-orange range and the other three in variations of green, light apple and mint.

The festival is announcing its season on Monday, and of the entries in the chronological listing (truly apples and oranges, ranging in size from a brief canon by Bach to Handel's extended pastoral ode "L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato," some of them given multiple performances), only 20 of the 106 items are by Mozart, above.

Like that orange that Range Rover did last year only on one of their most expensive models?

Typically, the level of ROS produced in response to Xcc-flg22 measured via CPS in the sour orange seedlings ranged between 50 and 300; however, a small group of seedlings showed a CPS above 400 whereas another showed a CPS below 50.