Sentence examples for speaking the range of from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, the range of the divergence of allometric patterns (9.9°-53.6°, Table 3) is similar to the results obtained from other geometric morphometric studies of different structures of the head skeleton in vertebrates [ 31, 33, 35, 59, 60], except for the premaxilla which is highly divergent (18.7°-101.3°).

Broadly speaking, the range of heritabilities shown in table 2 suggests that for some traits the cumulative effect of QTLs on incubation time may exceed the major locus effect of Prnp.

"It was really, in a sense, to create that community feeling, that flexibility for people," Mr. Levine said, speaking of the range of layouts.

Generally speaking, for the range of initial height H < 10 the experimental measurements of the deformation and the reverse snapping load agree well with theoretical predictions.

Generally speaking, the applicability range of a coupler is restricted by the specific grid structures and interpolation schemes it supports.

Some ovals are almost completely on top of each other, e.g., moods B, E, I, K. Lastly, these moods cover, roughly speaking, the outer range of the plane having either a positive valence or a positive arousal (or both).

That's not to speak of the range of musical choices.

"Because it's in New York, it's trying to speak to the range of communities in the city," he said.

" 'How wonderful it is to see you again.' It was a great 'reunion.' " Asked to comment on her husband's legacy, Ms. Steichen spoke about the range of his talent and "The Family of Man" exhibition that he organized, which was "the work of his that he valued the most".

We speak to the range of experiences, breakthroughs and losses that happen at Sick Kids".

Global bass stalwarts Cocotaxi are a great start to speak on the range of Swedish music.