Sentence examples for range of tens from inspiring English sources

And he found that the professionals were quicker, "though not by much – just in the range of tens of milliseconds quicker".

Thus, small moons (and artificial satellites) with sizes in the range of tens of kilometres or less can persist indefinitely within the Roche limit.

And electric cars have typically been limited to a range of tens of miles as opposed to the hundreds of miles that can be driven on a tank of gas.

At extremely high temperatures in the range of tens of millions of degrees the nuclei of isotopes of hydrogen (and some other light elements) can readily combine to form heavier elements and in the process release considerable energy—hence the term hydrogen bomb.

Our optimization speed in the range of tens of seconds is moderate.

This peak indicates spherical Ag NPs with size in the range of tens of nanometer [24].

Obtained lifetimes of fluorescence are in the range of tens and hundreds of microseconds (Table 1).

Each nanobelt has a uniform width of 100 200 nm and length in the range of tens of micrometers.

The system with four base stations can theoretically cover the range of tens of thousands of square meters.

Furthermore, this approach enables nanoscale resolution of microbial surface throughout a range of tens of micrometer square area.

The sensitivity is in the range of tens of ppm and high lateral resolution, down to 50 μm, is feasible.