Sentence examples for their span from inspiring English sources
Their span of attention is running out.
Other infants at birth have defects that limit their span of life to a few years.
Despite such widespread debts, or possibly because of their span, Mr. McMurray's works manage to be promising.
If anything links the bio-pics of Churchill, whatever their span, it is this: they're not very good.
Living with AIDS: This is the bravely defiant description of life adopted by those who know that their span will be decided by whether life-prolonging drugs are available to them or a cure is discovered in time to defeat death.
Looking at their span (he produced more than 9,000 in 30 years, and some 5,000 are still extant) it sometimes seems as though he was spying on every sort of person, office building, apartment and street corner at once.
Their focus, their attention span and their enthusiasm is gone.
The buffeting forces are derived under the general assumption that their span-wise correlation is the same as that of incoming wind fluctuations.
A large database containing 222 shear strength tests of SFRC beams without stirrups was divided into six different groups based on their span-depth ratio (a/d ⩾ 3 or a/d < 3), concrete compressive strength (f′c ⩾ 50 or f′c < 50) and steel fiber shapes (hooked, crimped and plain) and was used to develop separate equations for predicting their respective shear strength.
These include interchange graphs, their spanning trees, and their fundamental cycles and cutsets; adjacency matrices; degree sequences, and characteristic polynomials.
Since (B l,1,k)) and (theta l,x,k)) have a path as their spanning subgraph, there is at most (1=c(G -1) vertex not covered by their maximum matchinG -1
