Sentence examples for range centred from inspiring English sources
Warren Buffett, the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and one of the most successful "value creators" in American business over the past 20 years, wrote in one of his celebrated annual letters to shareholders: "We do not want to maximise the price at which Berkshire shares trade...we wish for them to trade in a narrow range centred at [their] intrinsic business value".
The samples have higher uptake of solvents with solubility parameter within a small range centred about 9 (cal/cm3)1/2.
The resulting parameter values for a standard beta distribution are then transformed to enable pseudo-random values to be simulated using the specified range centred on the specified mean.
In the oxide portion of the La Sr–O system there exist two intermediate phases, β with a certain homogeneity range centred around the stoichiometry La4SrO7 and a stoichiometric phase, La4Sr3O9.
The generalisation is that two-thirds of the time a random result will fall in a range centred on the average +/−1σ.
Verticillium longisporum is a soil-borne vascular pathogen of recent evolutionary origin with a host range centred on crucifers [ 3].
Distance from the study area to a species' range centre did not influence any of the commonness measures.
Although distances between home range centres were small for both males (x¯= 7.7km) and females (x¯= 8.4km), mean percentage overlap was only 24.2%.
In addition, outside the high-probability centre of the niche, feeding probabilities in the probabilistic niche model decline continuously with distance from the feeding range centre.
Because the home range centre for each individual is unobserved, it must be integrated out of the process.
A central concept is that of 'home range' centre: the home range does not need to have a biological meaning, and its centre is typically not observed.
