Sentence examples for range developed from inspiring English sources

The rockets would most likely come from a range developed by Elon Musk at SpaceX; from 2027, they would start to carry settlers, sent in teams of four every two years.

Private equity firm ECI Partners will take a majority stake in the business, which sells a bicycle range developed in conjunction with Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy.

For instance, rats ventilated with a tidal volume within the physiologic range developed pulmonary edema when a 15 cm H2O but not a 10 cm H2O PEEP was applied [33].

An equation of state (EOS) for square-well chain molecules with variable range developed on the basis of statistical mechanics for chemical association in our previous work is employed for the calculations of pVT properties and vapor liquid equilibria (VLE) of pure non-associating fluids.

The 811 ANSI pump range, developed by Griswold Pump Co, has been designed to offer flexibility and durability, and incorporates seal chambers which, according to the firm, have been engineered to provide an optimum seal environment for heat dissipation, solids, entrapped air and vapour.

b quality control range developed by the manufacturer Sensititre® MIC studies were performed as described in CLSI guideline for Mueller-Hinton II and MacConkey agar plates [ 10].

In addition, edjing plans to diversify its product range, developing new verticals within the music app category.

To that end, DJiT says it plans to use the additional capital to enlarge its product range, develop its international partners network and to accelerate ongoing sales negotiations.

After the first seam is mined, the de-stressed range develops downward at strike and dip fracture angles of 99° 100° and 102° 110°, respectively, and the de-stressed layer is located 15 100 m below the protective seam (Yuan 2009b).

Our study has shown that strict adherence to reference ranges developed in industrialized countries for HIV vaccine and/or treatment trials could exclude many healthy Kenyans from participating in these studies.

Total serum protein has a wide dynamic range, thereby making analysis difficult to interpret when comparing to reference ranges developed by others.