Sentence examples for range referring from inspiring English sources

William B. White Jr., a Nintendo spokesman, described Game Boy as a big success, but he acknowledged that it wasn't in "the Cabbage Patch range," referring to the doll that was the rage among young children during previous holiday seasons.

In the manuscript the pain data (by the use of VAS and Pain Matcher) are shown as median and range, referring to that the dataset has ordinal properties, which are adequate for subjectively based assessments such as pain thresholds where the assumption of the distribution of the data is not necessary.

Data for proportion of glial cell nuclei with staining are shown as median (range) referring to a four-tiered semi-quantitative scale (0 = no glial cells with staining; 1 = < 25% of the glial cells with staining; 2 = 25 75% of the glial cells showing staining; 3 = > 75% of the glial cells showing staining).

Most seepage occurred while the backswamp groundwater table was in a narrow elevation range, referred to as an 'acid export window'.

(The Goldilocks range refers to the planet's positioning within its own solar system: neither too close or far away from the star to sustain life).

Q. Regarding the Where the Tax Breaks Went graphic that accompanies your column on Oct. 29, does the 2008 income range refer to taxable income or to adjusted gross income?

The wavelength range referred to by the term "thermal infrared" spans more than two orders of magnitude, and specialized materials and techniques are required to develop sensors that operate effectively in this spectral region.

Frequency range refers to the cut-off frequencies that can be used to characterize an opacity [67].

This temperature range refers to the lowest value for the Alstom Power through the GE Power Systems and the Siemens to the highest value for the Mitsubishi.

The "low" concentration range refers to the range where signal is indistinguishable from background, and the "high" concentration range includes concentrations that are outside the linear range of the experiment at the high end, where saturation occurs.

2) Range refers to range of values for EU member states.