Sentence examples for ranges to which from inspiring English sources

Then came a map Helliker created, suggesting that the current warming seems most likely to change the ranges to which forest trees are adapted — the areas where the black spruce, for example, grows now, are likely to become better suited to broadleaf trees.

GA is viewed as function optimizer, though problem ranges to which GA is applied are quite extensive features (Haupt and Haupt 2004).

Temperature interaction effects were included and proved to be very important because of the wide temperature ranges to which turbine engine components are subjected.

It also discusses the rules that govern MetaFrame policies and how they are applied and affect the users, servers, client machines, and the Internet protocol (IP) address ranges to which they are applied.

Table 2 summarises the quartile ranges to which these covariates were scaled.

For general applications involving a target event, however, we cannot expect the solution hyperplane to lie within the user-specified parameter ranges, to which SSA-URS samples are confined.

Pinker holds that the key issue is speed: "The thought experiment slows down the waves to a range to which we humans no longer see them as light.

The directional sectors of a vehicle are defined as the virtual geographical sectors within the vehicle's transmission range to which a data message must be disseminated.

The controversy raises questions about the range to which copyright law can extend.

Throughout the song, Usher makes use of his falsetto range, to which Billboard Erika Ramirez described as "soulful".

Moreover, their ability to do these things is going to increase rapidly until – in a visible future – the range of problems they can handle will be coextensive with the range to which the human mind has been applied".