Sentence examples for ranges for example from inspiring English sources

Those animals that are native to the summits of single mountain ranges, for example, like the climate-threatened golden bowerbird in the mountains of Queensland, face huge hurdles.

SAT scores are reported in forty-point ranges, for example, and college GPAs are reported in one-tenth point increments.

Unlike the ME algorithms with fixed search ranges, for example, the full search algorithm, it is impractical to precisely identify the number of computational steps for ACQPPS.

Datatypes allow knowledge engineers to define classes by referring to particular values or value ranges: for example, one may define small molecules as the molecules whose molecular weight is less than 800 Daltons.

In addition, these techniques were applied to the different sensing ranges, for example, pg/mL to ng/mL level for SPR and ng/mL to μg/mL level for FRET [133].

Moreover, Table 3 shows the dependence of the maximum absolute error on the cardinality of the matched pattern set (#MP), distributed into three possible ranges; for example, the last value of the first row means that among all the 15-min-ahead forecasts with a population of matched patterns larger than 30, the maximum absolute error was found to be 0.00759.

And some people could set them off for innocent reasons -- after having come from a firing range, for example.

Babies cry in this range, for example, and the familiar "brrring, brrring" ringtone hits this sweet spot, too.

Ultrasonic detectors provide more accurate mapping of the surroundings at short range, for example when parking.

When nerve cells were exposed to it at close range, for example, they heated up and died.

At Viking Range, for example, a spokesman, Dale Person, said that the company liked the new ad opportunities "but probably would have gone with Fine Living even without them".