Sentence examples for ranged from the conventional from inspiring English sources
His advice ranged from the conventional: "Try to ignore the noise around you: the chatter, the parties, the reviews, the envy, the shame".
These ranged from the conventional black tents of the Bedouin and mud-brick dwellings of agrarian villages to the lofty, ornate townhouses found in urban centres along the coast.
The striking images range from the conventional – a wine map of France – to the more niche, such as a spider diagram of American malt liquor brands.
As the region's premier gelato parlor, the shop draws local cognoscenti and distant pilgrims to taste flavors ranging from the conventional (chocolate, coffee, pistachio) to the creative (panacotta, mille-feuille) to the kooky (a fiery mix of chocolate and red chile pepper).
These antenna selection schemes range from the conventional hard selection method where only part of the antennas are active, to some newly proposed methods where all the antennas are used, which are categorized as soft selection.
Its capabilities are demonstrated for the case of the electrification of the primary flight control system (PFCS) using different electric technologies (EHA, EMA) and different levels of electrification ranging from the conventional hydraulic to the all-electric.
More generally, these findings point to a complete spectrum of recruitment of AAtRS to various non-ribosomal biosynthetic pathways, ranging from the conventional AAtRS, through closely related paralogous AAtRS dedicated to certain pathways, to highly derived versions of the class-I AAtRS catalytic domain like the CDPSs.
As it was, Mr. Wheeldon's ability to make us hear harmonies and rhythms more keenly was apparent in items ranging from the most musically conventional (namely "Dance of the Hours," from Ponchielli's "Gioconda") to the shifting and difficult chords of new music by James MacMillan (in the pas de deux from "Tryst").
Conventional solutions range from the installation of new generating plants at the appropriate locations, the building of new transmission lines or the introduction of the electromechanical phase-shifting transformer.
In recent years cyberwar has assumed a more prominent role in conventional armed conflicts, ranging from the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict in Lebanon in 2006 to the Russian invasion of Georgia in 2008.
