Sentence examples for ranges of only from inspiring English sources

Micro cars with just two seats and ranges of only around 50km are also coming: they will charge quickly and work well in crowded cities.

The accuracy of the musket decreased at long range and, since the French chasseurs and voltigeurs also used muskets, it is likely that skirmishers' firefights took place at ranges of only 50 yards (or less).

The twin ShVAK armament inherited from the La-5 was no longer powerful enough to bring down later, more heavily armored German fighters, especially the Focke-Wulf Fw 190, in a single burst, even when Soviet pilots opened fire at ranges of only 50-100 m.

The necessity for methods more exact than the simple creatinine-based estimations, however, arises in the ranges of only moderately restricted or even normal renal function.

The comparison showed that the flux ranges of only four reactions (catalyzed by enolase (ENO), hexokinase (HK), pyruvate kinase (PYK), phosphotransacetylase (PTA), and phosphofructokinase (PFK)) encompassed the reported experimental values, as shown by Figure  2A.

After all, she noted, the common house mosquito has a range of only about 200 feet.

Private G From a range of only a few yards, this soldier killed Gerard McKinney.

Its seven finger holes, one thumbhole, and one upper key gave a range of only nine notes.

3.64: There is no doubt that Private G was the soldier who at a range of only a few yards fired at and mortally wounded Gerard McKinney in Abbey Park.

Port Louis, Mauritius, for instance, has a spring tidal range of only 1.6 feet (0.5 metres), characteristic of islands in the open ocean.

Though these stations have a range of only a few kilometres, that is enough for the leaders of a protest to use them to co-ordinate their followers.