Sentence examples for the range from which from inspiring English sources

As Curry's three-point streak extends, so too does the range from which the baskets land.

Truth be told, shielding them merely reduces the range from which they can be read.

When discussing the versatility of new-era big men, we often focus on the most immediate and obvious differences between today's sweet-shooting bigs and the giants of yore: the space on the court that they occupy, and the range from which they can score.

The outfit increases the player's action hijack statistics and increases the range from which the player can perform stunt takeovers of enemy vehicles.

The subvolume and boundary reaction propensities are, in turn, themselves arranged in a heap where each leaf is either a subvolume or a boundary propensity; the topmost node is the propensity of any reaction in the system taking place (and, hence, the range from which the random number should be selected).

Gun ranges will have clay target areas with automated machines that launch the clay onto the range and various positions on the range from which you can shoot.

aFor x1.17, the ranges from which new values were drawn under model construction are given.

When we restricted the n = 3 parameter space by reducing the ranges from which some key parameters were selected, the percentage of off-target effects in 5000 randomly sampled parameter sets increased from 1.6%to73.9%9%.

Inspector Fields said that given the gun's caliber and the close range from which it was fired, the victims were very lucky not to have suffered more serious injuries.

The existing empirical relationships are lithology specific and they are suitable over the porosity range from which they have been derived.

It's the growing range from which he's landing his long shots that makes this Curry season truly revolutionary.