Sentence examples for range representing from inspiring English sources

The program will be offered to male and female prostitutes ages 16 to 21, an age range representing about 200 of the roughly 1,000 prostitutes arrested in 2003.

Experimental results show 96.5% absorption in the visible and UV range, representing an enhancement of almost 2% in comparison to non-structured coatings.

And it demonstrated a better performance under a reduced temperature and a wider dye concentration range, representing the most promising alternative for environmental application among the three processes.

In the figure the "ground range" representing the range on the ground from the radar site is converted from the observed slant range, and is calculated by mapping an ionospheric reflection point (assumed to be 250 km) onto the ground.

It can be seen that in the contact force signal, most energy is concentrated in the low-frequency range, representing the wavelengths induced by the span distance and inter-dropper distance.

The yield displacement is defined as the intersection of the horizontal line that marks the maximum value of the base shear and the inclined line defined by the slope in the linear range, representing cracked section behavior (Fig. 6).

The price range represents total proceeds of $1.21 billion to $1.36 billion.

If the geographical range represented at the festival is as broad as ever, there are still threads linking these multifarious movies together.

The upper limit of the range represents the rate beyond which the employer refuses to hire certain workers.

The documents display his income and losses not as dollar amounts, but as a dollar range represented by letters: A ($1,000 to $5,000) to G ($500,000 to the moon).

And what is even more telling than the great range represented is the fact that each performer would happily admit to having been heavily influenced by at least one of the musical traditions they are up against.