Sentence examples for standard gamut from inspiring English sources

Officer Stephen Frano of the Southampton town police said neighbors of the sprawling student homes often complain about trash, noise and crowds on the weekends -- "the standard gamut".

Without an agreed-upon standard gamut, we have no way to know exactly what we're seeing on our millions of mobile devices, TVs, and computer screens.

The electronics industry, working through a United Nations agency called the International Telecommunication Union, or I.T.U., adopted a simple standard gamut that all televisions should be able to display.

Track prices seem to run the standard gamut between $.99 and $1.29, but here's hoping that Google's music catalog is rich enough to help it gain some much-needed early traction.

The most prominent feature of RoboCup is that it provides the researchers with the opportunity to demonstrate their research results as a form of competition in a dynamically changing hostile environment, defined as the international standard game definition, which the gamut of intelligent robotics research issues are naturally involved.

But in reality, this 4K screen isn't color-corrected or up to Adobe color gamut standards, so it's no editor's display.

The programming runs the gamut from standard repertory to John Adams and Steven Mackey.

With 82percentt color gamut (versus standard 45-60 photost), photos appear richer with amazing color depth.

But – as Microsoft's experience shows – any reinvention of a widely-used standard breeds a particular gamut of hazards, especially within the open and potentially unanchored spaces of an electronic medium.

It really is an amazing double standard that runs the gamut from human rights to trade.

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