Sentence examples for pan range from inspiring English sources
Software components are designed to be transportable to other industrial kitchen appliances (bain-marie, tilting pan, range) via parameter adjustments only.
Paper pans range from 50 cents to $1.70 each and are available in several shapes and sizes at Zabar's on Broadway at 80th Street, (212) 787-2120.
The pans range from $59 for a heavy one-quart saucepan that has a nonstick lining and is perfect for making custard, to $95 for a three-quart one that's not nonstick but cleans easily.
Pots and pans range from $45 to $145 and the entire five piece set is $395.
So our current implementation provides a panning width control,, used to narrow or widen the panning range.
The Gravettian is an Upper Palaeolithic unit that had a pan-European range.
Populations of the umbrella thorn acacia, Vechellia tortilis (formerly Acacia tortilis), in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have an unusual tilted canopy architecture compared with the flat or dome-shaped morphology typical throughout its pan-tropical range.
Canopies of V. tortilis were shown to have a mean compass orientation and slope which maximized canopy exposure to the midday sun, specifically during peak summer when climactic conditions are extreme relative to populations elsewhere in the pan-tropical range of this species.
The spectral coverage of the ALI-PAN image covers the visible range (0.48 0.69 μ m), with a spatial resolution of 10m.
David Edelstein of New York magazine, Stephanie Zacharek of Movieline.com and Armond White, the reliably oppositional critic at The New York Press, published pans that ranged from frustrated to weary to vitriolic, decrying the rush to inscribe "Inception" in the pantheon of cinematic greatness.
A positive monoexponential correlation was seen between concentrations of Pan-IR700 ranging from 0.3 to 3 μg/mL and the cell death rate at a constant NIR light dose of 2 J/cm.
