Sentence examples for ranges typically are from inspiring English sources

Home ranges typically are larger where food is less abundant and smaller where food is plentiful.

These dates were chosen because during December, deer have recently migrated from summer range and typically are in their best physical condition, while March represents the end of winter when deer typically are in their worst condition.

The responses left by visitors are as wide ranging as they typically are in conversation, many of them involving world travels or matters of love.

National anchors typically are in the 10- to 20-year range, and smaller locals are typically five-year terms.

Option 7 (extreme) was rated infrequently, and the range of discrimination typically was above the 95th percentile (see Figure 2) indicating option 7 is most often rated for higher levels of severity.

The broad range of presentations has typically been ascribed to neurological abnormalities, including epilepsy-related sudden death (SUDEP).

Figure 6 summarizes the spectral distribution of solar, incandescent, and fluorescent radiation in the visible and near-infrared wavelength ranges, which are typically employed in OW systems.

We have chosen a broad concentration range (from 1nM to 20µM) including the ones most commonly used in cell culture as well as the low ranges that are typically not active in less sensitive assays.

Communication engineers routinely deal with bandpass signals and systems, in which the frequency ranges of interest are typically a small range located about some high-frequency carrier frequency.

We also assume that each OBU i uses a fixed transmission power (P_{i}^{tr}) corresponding to a fixed transmission range and interference range is typically 1.5 to 3 times higher than the transmission range.

These ranges are typically positively biased with respect to the true distances, therefore seen as outliers at the receiver.