Sentence examples for range moved from inspiring English sources
Her range moved expressively from tantrums to lyrical love duets.
Fractal grid generated turbulence was used to remove the low turbulence level limitations associated with conventional perforated plate generators with the turbulent Reynolds number range moved from 50 120 to 130 318.
The variety of the roles established Malden, former Times film critic Charles Champlin once wrote, "as an Everyman, but one whose range moved easily up and down the levels of society and the IQ scale, from heroes to heavies and ordinary, decent guys just trying to get along".
In a pinched honk she could sing long chunks of a song within a small pitch range, moving all the emphasis toward her magic tricks with time.
Climate change is helping many moths expand their natural range – moving into northern Britain, where there has also been less habitat loss.
On the level below, the range moves down a scale, with napkin holders and vases given the inimitable Zaha Hadid touch.
The men's dances have more dynamic range, moving from Mr. Feld's homemade minuets and sarabandes into high-flying leaps with filigreed detail.
Called Tambour, after the French word for drum, the collection has slowly but steadily expanded its range, moving up the market to include not only quartz movement watches, but also haute horlogerie mechanical timepieces.
Track management is done based on different criteria: in case of out of range moving objects (> 100 m) or low probability of existence (p o < 0.05).
Therefore, an analogous AF may be defined as the expected value of the response of the correlator matched to a target at a desired range moving at a desired velocity, to the return signal from the target at a different range moving at a different velocity.
They never made such extensive migrations as the blue wildebeest but at one time, they used to cross the Drakensberg Range, moving eastwards in autumn, searching for good pastures.
