Sentence examples for ranges of one from inspiring English sources
First, the admissible ranges of one of the controller's parameters are obtained.
The ranges of one standard deviation are indicated with error bars.
To reduce table size, the rotation angles are grouped in ranges of one degree.
Interestingly, the geographic ranges of the four North American allotetraploids are transgressive relative to the ranges of one or both of their parents (i.e. their ranges extend beyond those of their progenitors).
To compare the intake from CF to recommended daily nutrient intakes, we calculated the mean intake of each nutrient over the age ranges of one to six and seven to 12 months of age, as used by the DRI committee [ 5- 7].
We have tested our method on a range of one- and two-dimensional test cases.
Shotgun sequencing was then performed on the range of one region of a 16-region picotiter plate, resulting in 33,964 reads with an average length of 340 bp.
The bigger the range of one factor, the greater the effect of this factor on the yield stress (Liu 2006).
During the Ca2+ peak of the first oscillation, ROS increase to level 2. Ca2+ oscillates on the slower time scale with changes in the range of one minute.
On average, there were 2.3 donations per donor with a range of one to 54 donations.
(3) Most of the identified safety applications are based on direct or single-hop broadcast communication among vehicles within the range of one another.
