Sentence examples for the range of influence from inspiring English sources

In the article above, Alan Rusbridger examines the range of influence of the supporters.

In subtractive clustering, cluster radius determines the range of influence of a cluster.

The range of influence extends according to volume loss in both the close range photogrammetry and the numerical analysis.

Conceptually, similarity between each variable at distances less than the range of influence could be replaced with a homogeneous cell in a groundwater model.

One of the important properties of the variogram function is the range of influence, which is interpreted as a measure of similarity and correlation distance between spatial phenomena.

The range of influence was estimated to be 2,000, 2,500, and 2,000 m for D, Q and R, respectively.

But Femi Kuti writes almost all of his own material and has broadened the range of influences on Afrobeat.

The designs for the Smithsonian, which Adjaye calls "a new kind of new museum which is really about a narrative about people and a country", suggest both the range of influences and the sensory properties of which Simpson speaks.

The excursion, which took place earlier this month as the New York auto show was opening, was part of Mr. Welburn's mission to broaden the range of influences on G.M.'s design process.

There is a lot of Asie in AZ, but A to Z more accurately reflects the range of influences that Patricia Yeo, the executive chef, brings to her highly inventive, extroverted and wildly successful brand of fusion cooking.

As Mr. Moncur explains it, the range of influences on "Some Other Stuff" reflects the music that the band was listening to when they gathered at Mr. Hancock's Riverside Drive apartment.