Sentence examples for specific ranges from inspiring English sources

SonicCloud tries to tune its algorithms specifically to each person's hearing patterns, and figure out at what specific ranges people are having trouble even if those ranges on the spectrum are very small.

Many MP3 players contain built-in equalizers, allowing control of specific ranges of sound.

Delegates also discussed setting mid-term targets for rich nations, but they stopped short of even suggesting specific ranges.

Band theory, in solid-state physics, theoretical model describing the states of electrons, in solid materials, that can have values of energy only within certain specific ranges.

Thus, thermoreceptors are selectively sensitive to specific ranges of temperature, to the rate and direction of temperature change, and to the final temperature.

He set between 8 and 10 criteria for each position — specific ranges of height and weight and other characteristics, graded by a number system — and he rarely deviated for players, even five-star recruits, who did not fit.

For tylosin tartrate, five treatments per species with species-specific ranges between 9.3 and 800 mg/kg soil dry mass were tested against an untreated standard control.

CLCs produced by males had significantly shorter whistles than those produced by females, although there was some overlap in the sex-specific ranges.

To determine reference intervals for bioavailable testosterone for the Siemens Centaur analyzer and to assess the need for ethnicity-specific ranges for total testosterone and/or bioavailable testosterone in South Asians.

In other words, rather than producing detailed, gender, ethnic or age-specific ranges for hundreds or thousands of patients for a few compounds, we instead produced a broad survey for hundreds or thousands of compounds from a relatively modest number of individuals.

Blood pressure was maintained within age-specific ranges with catecholamines (dopamine, dobutamine, adrenaline, noradrenaline).