Sentence examples for spectrum of more from inspiring English sources

From £85 for a small vessel (hannahtounsend.co.uk) In a colour spectrum of more than 1,000 specially developed glazes, Yuta Segawa makes hand-thrown miniature pots.

The whole system, Reeves says, cost around £8,000, and is in the middle of a spectrum of more than 100 different kinds of communication aids.

Though neither PG&E nor Edison stock could be considered widely held in the broad spectrum of more than 8,000 mutual funds, they do crop up in unusual places.

Democrats advocate a spectrum of more or less similar positions — an array, not a disarray — ranging from Representative John Murtha's call for rapid disengagement to the detailed "strategic redeployment" plan backed by the Center for American Progress.

Although several reviews of the common causes of facial masses can be found in the literature, there is relatively little on the spectrum of more unusual causes such as salivary gland tumours and teratomas [4].

Besides binding to damaged vessels and preventing bleeding, platelets support a large spectrum of more recently studied functions, as could be reflected by the diversity of platelet mediators [55 57].

We report the calculation of the UV spectra of more than 40 substituted coumarins and chromones in solution.

More recent papers have addressed the spectra of more general low-rank perturbations [12 14], general deterministic perturbations [15], and block-structured matrices [16].

The Wiley Registry of Tandem Mass Spectral Data [71, 72] comprises positive and negative mode spectra of more than 1 200 compounds.

Now the SDSS collaboration has publicly released its first year of data: a collection of images and spectra of more than 14 million objects that is already the largest astronomical database in the world.

Besides the Suspect List Exchange database [29] and the "Digital Sample Freezing Platform" [39], the NORMAN MassBank database [40, 41] was created in 2011 as an open-access database of mass spectra which now contains spectra of more than 1000 environmental contaminants to support the identification of "unknowns" (i.e., compounds with an unidentified chemical structure).