Sentence examples for range from the classical from inspiring English sources

Current methods of improving the productivity of industrial micro-organisms range from the classical random approach to using highly rational methods for example, metabolic engineering.

The approaches range from the classical univariate Shewhart, CUSUM (cumulative sum), or EWMA (exponentially weighted moving average) control charts to the more complex Hotelling T2, MEWMA (multivariate EWMA), or latent variables-based multivariate control charts.

Performances at the Bowl range from the classical music of the Los Angeles Philharmonic to the genre-shattering experimental sounds of Animal Collective.

Often accompanied by music that ranges from the classical to the heavily metallic, the curly-haired Mr. Thiérrée takes a man through a restless night.

King Kong's score ranges from "the classical strings of the ocean waves to electronica, [and] the drum'n'bass of King Kong running as his fist pounds the earth", Kramer said.

Elizabethan and Jacobean drama is not normally thought of primarily in terms of the information it disseminated, but it gave the illiterate among its audience unprecedented access to ideas and ideologies, stories fictive and historical, all affectively embodied and drawn from an impressive repertoire that ranged from the classical to the contemporary.

As an architect, Ponti's repertory ranged from the classical style of his earliest projects in the 1920s, mostly houses, which were heavily influenced by Andrea Palladio's 16th-century villas, to the modernist restraint of his postwar work, including the 1956 Pirelli Tower.

For this purpose, friction model structures ranging from the classical Coulomb model through the recently developed generalized Maxwell slip (GMS) model are employed.

The process called flash lamp annealing (FLA) is one of the most diverse methods of short time annealing with applications ranging from the classical field of semiconductor doping to the treatment of layers on glass, polymers and other flexible substrates.

We propose a comparison of 25 methods, ranging from the classical Johnson's algorithm or dispatching rules to the most recent metaheuristics, including tabu search, simulated annealing, genetic algorithms, iterated local search and hybrid techniques.

Our results support a similar, however, more precise explanation: we propose here that different NRL correspond to different structures, ranging from the classical solenoid for 167 bp (not shown) to n-start cross-linker models.