Sentence examples for total span from inspiring English sources
The phrase "total span" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the entire extent or range of something, often in contexts like measurements, time, or coverage. Example: "The total span of the bridge is 1,500 feet, making it one of the longest in the region."
Its three blades have a total span of 82 metres and, together with the tower that supports them, weigh 234 tonnes.
Cable operators can accommodate greater amounts of data traffic on their networks by reducing the total span of a single fibre-coaxial branch.
So the exercise now was to see the fewest number of players the total span of whose careers go back to the first Test match, in Melbourne, in March 1877.
Durkin has soldiered through as many as 2,000 races a year for nearly 34 years but has been tormented by the three Triple Crown races that in total span less than seven minutes.
In doing so, Suosaari says, it has essentially extended the world heritage area, Besides protecting Hamelin pool's shoreline, the new conservation reserve completes a connected corridor of nature reserves from Shark Bay, through Toolonga nature reserve and crown land over to Bush Heritage Australia's Eurardy reserve and then Kalbarri national park – a total span of more than 200km.
If is chosen as the sampling frequency, then the total span is sampled at 2500 Hz.
The dining room opens to the kitchen, creating a 45-foot-long space in total, spanning the north side of the house.
Fog delays — three in total, spanning 5 hours 56 minutes — wreaked havoc on tee times the first two days of the tournament, and rain predicted for late Friday night could cause further delays.
The current UPS delivery fleet includes over 108,000 vehicles in total, spanning its local delivery vans, cars, tractors motorcycles and its current hybrid and other alternative fuel vehicles.
The bridge itself is 812 feet long and is 23 feet wide, using four total spans across the river.
This is a quite small part of the whole visual field which in total spans about 170° in the horizontal plane [24] and approximately 120° in the vertical.
