Sentence examples for range complex from inspiring English sources

Weather station 40551 appears to be close to Camp Buehring, a US army base 40 miles from the Iraq border and close to the Udairi Range complex, a military training facility.

Lt. Maureen Dooley, with Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, said an AH-1W Cobra and a UH-1Y Huey crashed around 8 p.m. Wednesday during routine training operations near the Yuma Training Range Complex.

"It's known as the fastest gun in the west," says Chuck Cornelison, head of Nasa's Ballistic Range Complex and my guide to the facility.

The accuracy and poor real-time performance of moving objects in a dynamic range complex environment become the bottleneck problem of the target location and tracking.

Steve Chung, the Navy's encroachment program director for the southwest region, pointed to the Point Mugu Sea Range north of Los Angeles and the sprawling Southern California Range Complex off the coast between Dana Point and San Diego.

The helicopters collided about 65 miles northwest of Yuma in the Chocolate Mountains, a few miles from the Yuma Training Range complex, on the California side of the state's border with Arizona.

Robert Mitchell, chief executive officer of USA Shooting, said, "San Francisco is willing to build a permanent shooting-range complex for international shooting".

Non-Rapid Eye Movement (NREM) sleep is a physiological condition in which thalamocortical circuits are structurally intact, functionally active and reactive, yet unable to engage in long-range, complex responses8,9.

In contrast to the mouse cortex data, the predicted enhancers in human samples were found kilo bases away from each gene suggesting long-range complex regulation of the three genes in humans.

To realize the full-range complex OCT mode, a phase modulation is applied to each B-scan's 2D interferogram frame by slightly displacing the probe beam off the first galvanometer's pivoting point (only the first galvanometer is illustrated in Fig. 1) [ 11– 13].

Over the last 30 years, research on the ancient Swahili of the eastern African coast has transformed our understanding of the origins and character of this middle-range complex society, one that comprised multiple centers and subregions with linguistic, sociocultural, and economic internal ties.