Sentence examples for shortened range from inspiring English sources

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On the other hand, flexor burst durations were probably not modulated by a load because flexor muscles operated in a shortened range due to the postural constraint imposed by the shell.

The prone position was modified from positions used in past studies where the hip was assessed from an extended position, by supporting it in 30° of flexion, so that the hip extensors were not contracting from their shortened range.

A time-resolved CE-sequence of the lower calf and pedal arteries (1.4 × 1.4 × 1.5, iPAT factor 3, temporal resolution 3.7 s/frame) was performed after repositioning the patient in order to compensate for a shortened range of table movement in the Magnetom Trio and to increase diagnostic accuracy.

Three measures of reliability are explored and incorporated in the estimation of the models: standard deviation (a classical measure in the research literature); shortened right range (typically found in departure time choice models); and interquartile range (75th 25th percentile).

Some South Korean analysts and news outlets have speculated that Kim Jong-un may have deliberately shortened the range of Wednesday's test, intending it as a precursor of what might come rather than provoking Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi outright.

Shortening should range from 3 to 7 parts for each 10 parts of flour.

Claims for the wax are actually fairly modest -- that it shortens the range at which typical police radar (but not laser speed devices) can pick up the car by about 13percentt.

The aircraft's fuel consumption, however, proved to be much higher than anticipated, shortening its range, and political support for it waned after a production plane crashed at the Paris Air Show in 1973.

In the E.P.A. test cycle of 55 percent city driving and 45 percent highway, the Roadster delivered 244 miles on a "tankful" of juice; selecting among the Tesla's preprogrammed driving modes can extend or shorten that range.

Today Wi-Fi avoids overcrowding its airwaves thanks to FCC regulations that keep power levels low and thus shorten the range of Wi-Fi signals.