Sentence examples for ranges of no from inspiring English sources

Lemon sharks are born into this nursery from April to May of each year and remain there for at least 3 years (<90 cm total length; Morrissey and Gruber 1993; DiBattista et al. 2007; Franks 2007), during which time juveniles have daily home <span class="lh">ranges of no more than a few hundred square meters (Morrissey and Gruber 1993).

But there is an overwhelming range of no-smoking products and treatments, so it's important to figure out what might work best for each individual.

The ICC takes values in the range of 0 (no reliability) to 1 (perfect reliability).

Each item was scored on a range of 1 (no impairment) to 5 (severe impairment), thus allowing a total range of 6 30 points.

Total CEA has a range of 5 (no abuse) to 25, and internal consistency in this sample was α = 0.80.

The characters have no memories, no identities, no range of interests, no personal connections, no idiosyncrasies beyond the dictates of the plot and the numbingly clear point that the filmmakers use it to make.

The victims were all shot at close range of no more than one metre".

Under United Nations resolutions, Iraq is permitted to make rockets with a range of no more than 150 kilometers, or about 93 miles.

All we had to do was stand perfectly still, in a line parallel to their direction of movement, at a range of no more than thirty yards, and wait for them to walk right in front of us.

Our interest was piqued by a range of No 9 guernseys worn by Hawthorn's Brownlow-winning premiership star and everybody's favourite Dimmeys and Forges brand ambassador Robert DiPierdomenico.

Harming passers-by is less likely, the thinking goes, because a typical arrow has a range of no more than 30 yards, compared to a bullet's 200 yards or more.