Sentence examples for ranges of influence from inspiring English sources

Effective representation, of course, will require taxation and incorporation, then elections, politics and varied ranges of influence -- in other words, hierarchy.

The crop parameters exhibited short ranges of influence and about one third of their variability was unexplained.

This means that not only our actions have larger ranges of influence - cultural, political, economical, social - but also many more of us are more aware of those influences and linkages across different places.

In the article above, Alan Rusbridger examines the range of influence of the supporters.

Cricket captains have a greater range of influence than in many sports, but he looks resigned to his fate.

In an urban area, this range of influence may cross the boundaries of several neighboring systems.

In subtractive clustering, cluster radius determines the range of influence of a cluster.

The range of influence extends according to volume loss in both the close range photogrammetry and the numerical analysis.

The range of influence was estimated to be 2,000, 2,500, and 2,000 m for D, Q and R, respectively.

An estimation of amount and range of influence of mining induced stress provides considerable help in optimizing, both, natural and applied support (Singh et al. 2011b).

Direct assimilation of radial currents extends the range of influence of the data into regions covered by only one HF radar site.