Sentence examples for slow range from inspiring English sources
For waveguides with slow range dependence, the piecewise range-independent approximation is used to derive a second-order range stepping method for this one-way re-formulation.
We contended earlier that since the FIREnoNPP ensembles for 2070 2099 represented a scenario that notionally included a shift in biomass patterns, it was more appropriate for longer-term projections due to the inevitable but slow range shifts in vegetation expected with climate change [52].
Concerning band-pass filtering, spindles were divided into a slow range (including spindles from 11 to 13 Hz) and fast range (from 13 to 15 Hz).
The performance of WBB has been already studied in the literature [ 37– 40], and the general conclusions are that the WBB can replace conventional force platform in slow range movements (0.01 Hz–10 Hz).
And even mal-adapted residents can slow range expansions of dispersing species into newly available habitats ('boxcar effect': species can climb climate gradients only as fast as species further up the line; Urban et al. 2012b).
Depending on the electroanalytical technique, the upper limit for considering a chemical reaction as slow ranges between 0.1 to 103 s−1 which is sufficiently high to correspond to a large number of reactions.
However, the flow velocity of capillaries within renal cortex is quite slow, ranging from tens of microns per second to hundreds of microns per second, which is beyond the capability of conventional OMAG method.
The fastest 4-km TT completion time was observed in SBC2b although the other SBC treatments were not significantly slower (range + 0.2 to 0.9 s; % diff < 0.5%), suggesting a smaller dose of NaHCO3 may be plausible to prompt similar physiological and performance responses.
Percentage of "slowing" ranged from 4 to 30%.
In addition, POS upgrade cycles are still slow and range from 5-10 years.
Slow lorises range in weight from the Bornean slow loris at 265 g to as much as 2100 g for the Bengal slow loris.
