Sentence examples for spread in the range of from inspiring English sources
The TGn channel models include six model subtypes with RMS delay spread in the range of 0 to 150 ns.
Using this architecture, 1.5 μm-thick-YBCO films with an in-plane mosaic spread in the range of 2 3° in full width at half maximum, and a critical current density over 2 MA/cm2 in self-field at 75 K have been achieved routinely.
For each subnet size we observe considerable spread in the range of Z-scores for the different motifs shown in Figure 1C.
We hypothesize that a wide spread in the range of concentration could be helping this method to work well even if the absolute values of concentration are low.
In its most general formulation, Cope's Rule posits that body size tends to increase in evolutionary lineages over time, while more stringent versions either call for a general shift in average body size in a lineage from smaller to larger or for a general spread in the range of body sizes as evolutionary time progresses.
To minimize potential country bias, a spread in the ranges of the independent variables was ensured in the cases from a single country.
According to Mr. Gumbinger of HSH.com, the spread has been in the range of the mid-to-upper 60 basis points recently, "among the narrowest gaps since the onset of the crisis" except for a few weeks in April 2010.
The cluster formation with a small spread in size in the range of 6 8 nm was observed.
Similarly, those with the smallest changes in VIQ are spread across the range of both VIQ and Reading scores.
By about 1955 it was reported that it had spread throughout the range of the elm in the U.S. and there is small hope that it can be eradicated.
Its entrants (aged 16-20) will compete in separate categories – ballet, contemporary, hip-hop and South Asian – during the opening rounds; a spread that reflects the range of dance activity in the UK but also acknowledges, at least until the finals, the invidiousness of comparing completely different dance techniques and forms with each other.
