Sentence examples for range benefits from inspiring English sources

The image is reconstructed on a logarithmic scale to accommodate the dynamic range benefits of AIM in a single output channel.

The idea is to keep the engine operating in its ideal speed range, benefiting performance and, in particular, fuel economy.

Even people with blood pressure in the normal range benefit from lowering it — they are less likely to have strokes and heart attacks.

Narrow- and broadband optoelectronic devices in the 0.9- to 1.55-μm range benefit greatly from self-assembled InGaAs quantum dots (QDs).

In monastic cloisters it was the north range, benefiting most from winter sunlight, that was often used as a scriptorium.

From the beginning, the lab's work on micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) was set up to have both near-term and long-range benefits for Lucent.

If many countries fall under authoritarian politicians who reject the long-range benefits of globalization for their own political purposes, the world can expect more wars.

Interviews with a number of college and university teachers in their 20's and 30's suggest that many see the long-range benefits to themselves as outweighing the short-range cost.

Finally, impacts represent more lasting, long-range benefits that accrue to the firm from its innovative competence and are transformed into results for the firm's environment too.

Lord Smith of Kelvin, chairman of the UK Green Investment Bank, said the project "is a great example of the wide ranging benefits of renewable energy".

"They are more than offset by the long-range benefits to keeping kids healthy and in school," said Beck.