Sentence examples for ranges giving from inspiring English sources

Later, you can look at the activities and filter them by tag or even by hour ranges, giving you an insight into your work patterns.

Depending on R, R′ and the number of phosphines n, decomposition occurs in varying temperature ranges giving different decomposition residues (CuxS, x = 1.96, 2; Ag, Ag2S), which were characterized by XRPD.

Tolkien commissioned Pauline Baynes, who learned mapmaking in the Ministry of Defence during the Second World War, to create maps of his fictional land, Middle Earth: her delicate elven script proclaimed place names, tree-dotted forests and sharp-peaked mountain ranges giving depth to the scenery, and a selection of inserts illustrated some of the architecture, characters, and creatures.

the optimum peeling and drying temperature ranges giving the highest bonding strength values were determined as 48 50 °C and 154 160 °C, respectively for panels with phenol formaldehyde and 32 50 °C and 110 124 °C for panels with melamine urea formaldehyde adhesive in scots pine.

Moreover, correlation depends on the range of the true quantity in the sample, with wide ranges giving greater correlations than narrow ranges, which has nothing to do with whether the true agreement is high or low.

The GDD ranges give a suggested window for scouting.

Ranges given in the text are from the ESMs when available.

Their host ranges give us one other clue about different impacts of fertilizer input on their population dynamics.

f g Intensity differences between PRISM and multislice images, with plot ranges given to the right.

The Selkirks and Monashee ranges give the Alps a run for their money in terms of scenery.

The Redbirds send Edwin Jackson to the mound while the Ranges give the ball to Derek Holland.