Sentence examples for shorter coverage from inspiring English sources

Table 1 summarises the alternative sampling schemes for scale space, both the Logarithmic and Limited-Log methods are logarithmic scales, while the latter has a shorter coverage.

On the other hand, WiFi or IEEE802.11b/g wireless LAN is said to have shorter coverage of up to some 100 m and it can provide transmission rates of up to 54 Mbps.

Be careful that your employer isn't just buying the cheapest option, because this could leave you with fewer benefits and a shorter coverage period.

On Friday, CCTV cut short coverage of a media conference in Tianjin on Friday after reporters asked why residential areas were so close to the blast.

For this reason, the transmission power of the antennas are regulated so as Wi-Fi provides short coverage and thus it does not interfere with neighboring wireless networks.

The standard technical configuration is given in Table 1, where a short coverage range is also used for fast data acquisition (the range resolution is maintained constant).

Most of the features identified in the Mariner 10 images during its short coverage were also seen in the longer duration of the Pioneer Venus Orbiter, and the morphology was presented by Rossow et al. (1980).

Exemptions are available for taxpayers with no tax filing obligation, short coverage gaps, without access to coverage costing less than 8percentt of their income, religious objections to having insurance, American Indians, unauthorized immigrants, incarcerated individuals, residents of U.S. territories, persons with defined hardships, and others.

In a linkage map for pear, the short coverage of LGs revealed that large regions of LGs were homozygous [ 38].

While I think the film does an accurate job of portraying blacks first moving into apartment-complexes and white-homeowners fleeing and then blacks moving into homes (happening in Florissant today) I think the black middle-class gets short-coverage.

After that, Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Thomson quickly set about the work of making the newspaper's articles shorter, its coverage broader and truncating its trademark front-page narratives.