Sentence examples for spectrum of running from inspiring English sources

She plans to apply the model, published online today in Biology Letters, to a spectrum of running birds ranging from quails to ostriches.

It was launched in 1987, initially retailed for £249 and then later £199 and was the only Spectrum capable of running the CP/M operating system without additional hardware.

The ideological spectrum of those running for Iran's weak 290-member Parliament, known as the Majles, runs "from pitch black to dark gray," said Karim Sadjadpour, an Iran analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

The spectrum of candidates running in the primary shifted the debate decidedly left: Support for a single-payer healthcare system, shows of solidarity with so-called sanctuary cities and speaking out against the Democratic Party establishment were par for the course during the campaign.

The release of spectrum to run 4G services in the U.K. has been delayed by the need to wait for TV services to vacate the intended frequencies.

The material is also capable of running the spectrum from completely clear to nearly black, the latter of which it accomplishes by combining different chemical compounds.

The spectrum of solutions runs wide from "let it ride" and do nothing to engaging in black ops activities that make bad things disappear for a steep price tag.

"Wireless technologies only work if they have spectrum to run on, but most of the spectrum is empty most of the time.

Frequency spectra of run-up measurements, carried out on a hot-gas turbocharger test rig, are presented.

Rather, the mean little crimes at the other end of the spectrum: running red lights, fraudulently claiming money back from a shop, passing off shoddy goods to unsuspecting eBay buyers.

Well, it really means that now we have a full spectrum of Democratic candidates running, from sort of quasi-Marxist to avowedly moderate.