Sentence examples for range across subjects from inspiring English sources

I laughed, admired his effervescence and efficiency – and marvelled at the non-stick quality that sees Ansari range across subjects, such as child abuse and gay marriage, with such cheerful complacency.

The at-times transcendent quality of the music is at jarring odds with the grisliness of Anohni's words, which range across subjects from the dying natural world to political hypocrisy and sexual violence with unflinching brutality.

In order to normalize the response range across subjects, average initial response and final response points were calculated (as detailed above) and each subject's phase code was linearly transformed to range between them.

All span groups demonstrated significant spatial cuing, and the lack of correlation with WMC may be due to a restriction of range across subjects (not enough between subject variability).

His stand-up is typically matey but caustic, ranging across subjects from family to hometowns and football to politics (there is a bit of ranting), but it's in the storytelling that it really shines.

The 12-hour marathon conversation took place in 1989, the year before Mr. Bernstein died, with the ebullient composer and conductor ranging across subjects from breast-feeding to the Black Panthers.

Table  2 shows the results from this experiment and we note the relatively narrow ranges across subjects for each locus.

Despite the good overall level of letter identification, the average time taken to correctly identify letters in Test I ranged across subjects from 6 s to 221 s.

FGU during the last 40 min of the insulin infusion averaged approximately sixfold the basal value (0.65 ± 0.1 vs. 3.8 ± 0.8 μmol/min/100mL; P < 0.01) and ranged across subjects from 0.2 to 9.9 μmLl/mLn/100 mL.

In the illustrative subject depicted in FIgure 3, a total of 374 cortical and subcortical local maxima were identified across both hemispheres (mean of 8 subjects: 415 and range across 8 subjects: 374 455).

Mr Moynihan is an old-fashioned public intellectual who has dared not only to range across the subjects but also to change his mind on fundamental questions.