Sentence examples for over a limited range from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it appears that, when quasicrystals are thermodynamically stable phases, it is only over a limited range of temperatures close to the melting point.

For each transition between energy levels, a material can support stimulated emission over a limited range of wavelengths; the extent of that range varies with the nature of the material and the transition.

In some microscopes the eyepiece is designed as a portion of a zoom lens, which permits continuous variation of the magnification over a limited range without loss of focus.

Equation 1 would be valid over a limited range of times.

Whilst Eq. (1) gives a power law, this equation only holds over a limited range.

Nevertheless, they are still only efficient over a limited range of excitations.

However, for parabolic reflecting surfaces, the beam can be steered in this way over only a limited range of angle without introducing aberration and a loss of signal strength.

Such a procedure may give adequate parameters as long as the bond lengths extend over only a limited range, but it could lead to poor bond valences for very long or very short bonds since the value of R0 is sensitive to the choice of b and vice versa.

These imbalances pose a strategic challenge in that authorities must attempt to steer workforce distribution over time using a limited range of policy tools.

But the most likely reason is that the two-parameter exponential function in eq 26 is not flexible enough to express the complex bond-length−bond-valence correlation over more than a limited range.

Over the past three decades, a limited range of market like mechanisms have been introduced into the hierarchically structured English National Health Service ('NHS'), which is a nationally tax funded, budget limited healthcare system, with access to care for all, producing structures known as a quasi market.