Sentence examples for range in the case from inspiring English sources

Large aggregates collapsed upon heating, whereas collapse occurred slowly within a broad temperature range in the case of micelle like structures.

The results show that noise can be efficiently cancelled everywhere inside the sphere in a wide frequency range, in the case of both pure tones and broadband noise, including cases where the wavelength is similar to the diameter of the sphere.

The narrow of melting range in the case of SLNs is a proof of surfactants presence inside the lipid network that confers a more ordered arrangement.

The relation between the unknown parameters and the observations, i.e. the satellite trajectory in case of hl-SST data and the range in the case of ll-SST data, is not linear, requiring linearisation (much like the variational equations approach).

In any case, the difference between the residuals of both results ((Delta dt)) was only ~0.07 ms, less than and equal to one wavelength (Figs. 9A(c), B(c), 10 A(c), B(c)), which corresponds to a distance of ~5 cm in the slant range in the case of G06.

Ranging to anchor nodes whose positions are not kept in x or position updates (from a GNSS receiver or similar) may trivially be implemented as range updates (zero range in the case of the position update) with z 1 = x a  - x b replaced with z 1 = x a  - x c, where x c is the position of the anchor node or the position measurement.

A new 'bi-modal' model is devised for calculating the probability density function of stress ranges in the case of a spectral density with two peaks.

There is no big difference in the correlation between the magnitudes and IRI in the total and breakdown frequency ranges, in the case of the smartphones that have been fixed; for the smartphones that have been placed at location with realistic settings, a frequency range of 40 to 50 Hz is the most useful range that can be used to estimate IRI.

Bootstrapping techniques were used to calculate distribution ranges in the case of household costs after assessing the non-normality of cost distributions through Shapiro-Wilk tests [36], [37].

Initially, descriptive analysis will be completed for all study variables: mean (standard deviation) for continuous variables with a normal distribution, median (interquartile ranges) in the case of non-normal distribution and the frequency (percentage) of categorical variables.

Demographic characteristics were summarized for the treatment and control group using means and standard deviations for continuous measures (or medians and interquartile ranges in the case of skewed distributions) and frequencies and proportions for categorical measures.