Sentence examples similar to relation of the range from inspiring English sources

Morgans and Ord [ 28] provide a detailed discussion of the assumptions of this type of colour analysis in relation to the range of light wavelengths reflected by natural objects and how colour might be viewed by different types of animals (see also [ 65]).

It is well established that the range of calibres bears a direct relation to the range of conduction velocities.

These steps relate to ensuring that the scales have certain properties in relation to the range of difficulty that the items cover and the extent to which they can give scores spread evenly across this range.

This Series paper describes research methods that are relevant for rare cancers in relation to the range of incidence levels.

Comparisons were made in relation to the range of scores achieved by students, the mode and the mean score achieved.

As the first stage of a longitudinal cohort study, further analyses at three years and five years will examine patterns of service use and mental health outcomes at individual (including mental health diagnosis and severity), household and aggregate levels and in relation to the range of predictors discussed above.

Regarding the total road network growth according to slope angle classes (Fig. 10), the curve fitting of the road construction indicates the largest growth coefficient (superscript of the exponential relation) for the range [27°; 39°], which correspond to medium steep areas.

Substituting this constant density into the state equation of CO2 establishes the matching relation of the temperature range and the pressure for the optimal heat transfer performance.

Furthermore, the results suggest that the temperature and the sensor output follow a linear relation within the range of 20°C 50°C.

The relation between the range of stress intensity factor (ΔK) and the crack-growth rate (crack extension per cycle, da/dN) was also determined.

Overall, the test for a linear relation across the range of 25(OH D from 20 up to 160 nmol/L was significant (P < 0.0001).