The open spaces range in character from paved architectural courtyards and cloisters to open playing fields and parklike spaces.
They range in character from the sacred to the profane, the utilitarian to the highly decorative, the deeply symbolic to the outrageously whimsical.
First, it runs the risk of being swamped by its visual presentation, which may range in character from the matching of nonmusical images in varying degrees of relevance to the technique of using close-ups of musicians in action.
Smetana's choral music is generally nationalistic in character, ranging in scale from the short Ceremonial Chorus written after the death of the composer's revolutionary friend Havlíček, to the setting of Song of the Sea, a substantial work with the character of a choral drama.
Pain arising from DHS may, however, be variable in character, ranging in intensity from mild discomfort to extreme severity, and the degree of pain experienced by patients varies in different teeth and in different persons as it is related to the patient's pain tolerance as well as to emotional and physical factors [ 10].
Adjusting the lens of the Diatyp produces characters ranging in size from four to 36 points and, using the Monotype, from five to 84 points.
In the meantime, she says her Saturday night show will include her biting take on the news and its characters, ranging in style from HBO's Bill Maher to E!'s Chelsea Handler.
Primary and secondary schools range widely in character.
The Franciscan OPS exposures exhibit a large range in lithologic combinations, reflecting a correspondingly large range in character of oceanic crust subducted during the >150 Ma of the assembly of this accretionary complex.
"Girls," on HBO, is a boutique comedy with a limited range in characters — middle-class 20-something slackers in Brooklyn.
