Sentence examples for terms of range from inspiring English sources

But what I do like is that Don is back in terms of range.

Mr. Simonetti also refurbishes tubas and redesigns them to fit players' needs in terms of range and tone.

It is true that in terms of range, payload, speed and its ability to hit moving targets, the Tornado wins.

We are talking to big suppliers about what we know customers want in terms of range, assortment and quality and working with them to provide that".

"You have the advantages of petrol and diesel in terms of range, performance and refill times, and the advantages of an electric vehicle: zero emissions, very smooth to drive, and instant torque".

The chief executive of Air New Zealand, Ralph Norris, said the A320 offers more flexibility on short-haul international routes in terms of range, capacity and cabin layout than Boeing planes.

In terms of range-based measurements such as time of arrival (TOA), time difference of arrival (TDOA) and received signal strength (RSS), these extra propagation distances impose positive biases on the true path and thereby cause large errors on the location estimations.

A comparison in terms of ranging accuracy, complexity, and parameters sensitivity to propagation conditions is carried out also considering a conventional technique based on threshold detection.

Also, it did not compare the OFDM signal with the current GNSS code in terms of ranging and/or positioning accuracy.

We introduce a novel measure of terrain unevenness, which is computed in terms of ranges of neighbouring laser beams of a 3D laser scanner mounted on a mobile robot.

We establish an affirmative answer to this question in a number of cases by examining two new classes of masa-bimodules, defined in terms of ranges of masa-bimodule projections.