Sentence examples for ranges in terms from inspiring English sources

Table 2 shows all parameters and their ranges in terms of multiplier on the base case model.

The optimal pressure ratio ranges in terms of net system efficiency were found, and the influence of the recuperator effectiveness on the cycle performance was investigated.

The alternative which best meet established Design Ranges in terms of Ergonomic Compatibility was selected among three alternatives, according to the Ergonomic Incompatibility Content in a fuzzy environment.

Simulations under various environments show appropriate parameter ranges in terms of the server capacity and number of users for the required delay bounds.

It could be clarified into the low (<20 s−1) and high shear rate ranges in terms of the crystal structure, growth rate, nucleation and melting behavior.

The micromixers have been quantified based on their operating ranges (in terms of characteristic dimensionless numbers such as Reynolds number Re, Peclet number Pe, and Strouhal number St) and mixing characteristics.

The report claims that 80% are single, of those 72% are women, and that half of all travellers say they are "mid range" in terms of budget.

So they range, in terms of chronology, from Be Mine '03 to In the Zone '13, although it's harder to make a similar measure in terms of his emotional development.

You are talking about the political team on the Sun right up to guys on the Wall Street Journal – a completely different range in terms of who their audience is.

To communicate their intentions simply and clearly, they may set an explicit target range in terms of a particular economic variable, or announce a forecast for the variable, or offer forward guidance by specifying a threshold value for it that must be met before changing interest rates.

Schools range in terms of the difficulty of gaining admission.