Sentence examples for range of widths from inspiring English sources

Baseball, softball, football and lacrosse all require a range of widths and functions.

Current-voltage characteristics at varying gate voltages were measured for 17 ribbon devices with a range of widths and lengths, and three "wide" devices with W = 200 nm, in order to compare to the behavior of non-ribbon devices.

Although there was always an increase with increasing gap width over the range of widths investigated gap but the indications were that benefit to be obtained for gap widths in excess of 0.4 m may not be an economic proposition.

This industry standard GIS package has tools for 'buffering' spatial features by a specified width (or range of widths).

ROM 784/UALVP 47273 and AMNH 5245/ROM 788 represent the extreme ends of the range of widths in knobs measured in this study.

ChpH fibrils generally had a smaller range of widths (4.2 nm–13.5 nm) than observed for other chaplin fibrils regardless of pH, suggesting either that these fibrils cannot mature beyond the protofilament stage (at least within the time frame of four weeks) or that the mature fibril consists of fewer strands than the fibrils of other chaplins.

All specimens were designed to cover a wide range of width-to-thickness ratios and slenderness.

Tests have been carried out on box sections with a range of width to thickness ratios for the plate elements.

Within the range of width and length examined there was no correlation between bird or rodent species richness and length or width of these corridor-like structures.

Nevertheless, use of the approximate solution yields very small errors over the range of width-to-height ratios (viz., 1 4) explored with FEA.

Finally, the comparison between experimental and theoretical results indicates that the L-W capillary imbibition model of porous capillary tube after taking into account the gravity effect can be applied to the case of discrete crack with a certain range of width.