"overlapping range" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation where two or more ranges, or groups, share some common elements or overlap with each other. Example: The study found that the income levels of employees in the company's marketing department and sales department had an overlapping range, with some employees falling into both categories.
Simultaneously, LAP also maintains the same VAP for each associated MT with adjacent PAPs, to enable the seamless handover which can be achieved while MT associated with several PAPs is in the signal overlapping range.
The LAP has the ability to maintain same VAP for each associated MT with adjacent PAPs concurrently to enable the seamless handover which can be achieved when MT associated with several PAPs in the signal overlapping range.
The possibility of unity can be entertained if the minimum condition of numerical convergence is met that is, if two measurement operations have an overlapping range and their results agree in the overlap.
A switch strategy is developed in order to obtain the best performances in the overlapping range.
JLR has concentrated on producing a large and overlapping range of SUVs, and failed to emulate its market competitors in the medium-size quality car segment.
In this paper, we propose a novel algorithm for the automatic registration of two overlapping range images.
But it turns out that adult female relatives stick together: they have overlapping ranges and periodically interact.
Snowmelt runoff from each watershed was measured with two flumes with overlapping ranges arranged in series.
These baboons have overlapping ranges, and where they come into contact, they regularly interbreed.
"In the case of Zosterops, Gracula, and Dissemurus, formerly sympatric forms (i.e., closely related forms which occupy mutually exclusive habitats), are now found occupying overlapping ranges.
Despite these two big cats' overlapping ranges, their similar habits and shared prey preferences are some of the reasons they carefully avoid each other -- effectively making each species even more scarce.
