Sentence examples for the traditional range from inspiring English sources

Our best sellers are two we've imported since the beginning – a 21cm chef's knife in the traditional range, and the sahm khom from the Oriental range.

One-minute clips are offered about, say, the slaves of Tryon Palace, the women of colonial times or children's games, expanding the traditional range of historical references.

The traditional range classifications of soprano, alto, tenor, and bass were also widened to admit the mezzo-soprano, the baritone, and the bass-baritone.

Douglas Reynolds, a senior staff member at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lincoln Labs in Lexington, Mass., is among the researchers who have worked on extending the traditional range of acoustic information analyzed, adding characteristics like pitch, pauses and pronunciation style.

The Afar's grazing patterns depended on the assessments conducted by the traditional range scouts (iddo).

Fourier interpolation is often applied into the evaluation of the traditional range compressed result or SAR image.

Alternative (A) has also recently been adopted in a live-gene banking program of Atlantic whitefish (Coregonus huntsmani), wherein individuals have been introduced into a lake that shares many environmental features of the species' traditional range (A. Cook, Dalhousie University, personal communication).

A full day of cooking was assumed to be three 1-hr events, as was assumed in IWA 11 2012, and apportioned between the traditional and new stove, ranging from 0%to100%0% displacement of the traditional stove with the new stove.

Subsequent papers suggested that the eastern wolf's traditional range included the Great Lakes region and the 29 Eastern states.

The foundation's breeding program has created entire generational lines of trees that not only appear to fight off blight, but also have the hardiness and diversity to thrive anywhere in the chestnut's traditional range of Louisiana to Maine.

Here, the traditional term "range" (alternatively, "image") is the set of values produced by the function.