Sentence examples for range characterized from inspiring English sources

First the resistance of an ES is indicated by its normal operating range characterized by observed values under current conditions.

This angle range, characterized by the angle θ0, plays a major role in determining the effective chemotactic responses.

An artificial neural network (ANN) is used to correlate the material parameters of a macroscale internal state variable cyclic viscoplasticity model with these microstructure attributes using a combination of limited experiments augmented by polycrystal plasticity calculations performed on other (virtual) microstructures within the range characterized experimentally.

Such heat-treated TiO2 QDs revealed a broad emission peak in the visible range (characterized by fluorescence spectroscopy).

Ground magnetometer data include FLR signatures (in the ULF range), characterized by key parameters such as the FLR frequency fR and the resonance width δ which is an indicator of the damping scale of the resonance.

Again consistent with SWD-based account, Wistar rats exhibit poor performance in passive avoidance and water maze tests within the older age range characterized by SWD activity [ 43- 45].

Both the porosity and permeability variation range characterizing the detected lithologic facies of the Szolnok Formation are useful for reservoir zonation.

On the other hand, the interquartile range characterizes the random errors committed on activity quantification and the precision of the measurement.

The four examples have different R 2 values related to the fitting process (which are always quite high because calculated on the logarithmic values of the PSD), and in particular, they are meant to be representative of the minimum (Fig. 10a), maximum (Fig. 10d) and of two intermediate values (Fig. 10b, c) of the R 2 range characterizing the whole real profiles set.

Studies on the Ranch Hand cohort show a slight negative association (Wolfe et al. 1994) or no association (Michalek et al. 1996), but this may be due to the narrow age range characterizing these cohorts.

This result is explained by the fact that all three species have contracted modern ranges characterized by a loss of area in colder northern latitudes (Figures S3, S4 and S5).