Sentence examples for range smaller than from inspiring English sources

One driving signal provides a driving mode with a holding force for a working range smaller than 250 nm.

Even with measurements made on a relatively small strain rate range (smaller than 1 decade), we highlighted how much the necking phenomenon depends on the strain rate.

Also, a novel analytical explanation is given why even the properly filtered force derivative signal is rarely used in practice, and why the occurring vibrations have frequencies one range smaller than that of the sampling frequency of the digital control.

This analysis shows that oscillation cross-section data in a limited photon energy range (smaller than 100 eV) are needed only to give satisfactory results of the molecular diameters.

Because of the reasons given below, it is assumed that the estimation based on the force sensor and that based on the accelerometer are, respectively, superior to the other method for a frequency range smaller than a few tens of Hertz and that greater than 100 Hz.

To ensure biological relevance of the methylation differences, we also excluded those probes that had a range smaller than 0.17 in the methylation levels.

But those species with ranges smaller than the size of Connecticut are generally very hard to find even in the midst of their ranges.

In the Americas, for example, 1 in 10 species of birds and over half the species of amphibians have geographic ranges smaller than the state of Connecticut, and half the bird species have ranges smaller than the states of Washington, Oregon, and California combined.

It was also shown that the remaining discretization error could be attributed to low energy light ions (A < 4) with residual ranges smaller than the physical step-size taken by the code.

All model trajectories accurately fitted their target IP trajectories for proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint ranges smaller than 25° to 45°; about half accurately fitted over the entire IP range with the remaining half having maximum approximation errors between 3° to 12°, while all models again converged to target trajectories for full IP flexion.

Although p-value ranges smaller than 0.05 are usually accepted as a standard cutoff, most of the error rates of SNP combinations from p-value ranges larger than 0.05 were lower than those from p-value ranges smaller than 0.05.