Sentence examples for range of a typical from inspiring English sources

The result, by Sarnoff's measurements, is a camera that has 100 times the dynamic range of a typical C.C.D. unit.

The spectral range of a typical measurement was 800 to 5,500 cm−1.

The employed properties of fluid and membrane lie in the range of a typical biological system.

The thermocouple array was tested in a furnace over the entire operating temperature range of a typical SOFC.

A distance of 16 m (the worst-case variation) corresponds to a small fraction of the transmission range of a typical IEEE 802.11 network interface (in Figure 12, we have considered z = 160 m).

The transport properties of different amine-based aqueous solutions (monoethanolamine, 3-methylaminopropylamine and diethylethanolamine) through a 10 µm-thick self-standing AF2400 membrane have been characterized through pervaporation experiments in a temperature range of a typical amine absorption step (25 60 ºC).

It processes information not in the gigahertz range of say, a typical Intel chip, but in the far more leisurely kilohertz range.

In the range of 1000 400 cm−1, a typical metal oxygen absorption band for the spinel structure of the ferrite at ~560 cm−1 was observed in the FT-IR spectra of all of the calcined MgFe2O4 samples.

Based on Glassdoor's assessment of millions of salary reports people have shared on the platform, my current pay falls within the range of what a typical reporter makes, which is between $50,000 and $80,000 a year.

Meanwhile, the heat flux used in the model covers a range of 10 60 kW/m2, a typical range of interest for refrigerant evaporator design.

According to Steve di Costanzo, the president of Golf Range magazine, a typical annual lesson total for the nation's top teaching professionals would be 600 to 1,200 hours.