Sentence examples for spanning the whole range from inspiring English sources

Playing through several swift runs of notes spanning the whole range of sounds, Galway blended perfectly with the piano's frequent chord changes from minor to major keys.

"Within this family of olivines," Chiang says, "we can have this slow, stepwise change," spanning the whole range from almost zero charge to very high power.

Here, we investigated systematically multineuronal activity patterns evolving on different timescales, spanning the whole range from spike-synchrony to mean firing rate.

Generalization of this approach was assessed with three mESC cultures in 6-well plates spanning the whole range of possible confluencies, where one culture was used for calibration and the remaining two for performance evaluation.

Clade 2 (that corresponds to the published description of N. ictus) is predominantly found in lakes with calm and deep waters (>20 cm depth), with sulfide concentrations spanning the whole range of values measured in Frasassi (i.e., from non-detectable to 415 μM sulfide).

"These birds span the whole range of human emotions.

A range of contrasting model tannins, which span the whole range of willow tannins, were isolated from tilia flowers, goat willow leaves, black currant leaves and red currant leaves.

We witness, in a series of well-executed set pieces, his evolution from a Nat King Cole-style crooner into an R & B innovator, and then into a performer, arranger and composer who seemed able to span the whole range of American vernacular music.

On a warm Friday evening, the factory's bars, where sweets were once made for the Red Army, are open for play, and its visitors span the whole range of young Russia: low-key professionals at Strelka, the arty and urbane at Art Akademiya, the louche and bohemian at Gypsy and the super-rich at Rai (meaning 'heaven') – which, with its ridiculous gold sequinned entrance, already looks a bit passé.

As one scholar writes, "Russell's prolific output spanned the whole range of philosophical and political thought, and he has probably been more widely read in his own lifetime than any other philosopher in history".

Note that, given the more difficult problem of finding multiple weak sequence signals, histograms of combinatorial regulation probabilities for the positive set (red bars) now span the whole range from 0 to 1.