Sentence examples for useable range from inspiring English sources

"The car is designed by Tesla in California but actually it was made in Britain and it's got about a 200-mile useable range every day between charges and it does 0 to 60 in under four seconds.

With the further advancement of information technology, and in order to cope up with the needs, the useable range of EM wave's frequencies will shift to much higher bandwidths and thus will be more problematic as much higher levels of this pollutant will spread in the atmosphere.

The sensors are coin-shaped piezoelectric elements with linear ±3 dB frequency responses from 75 to 2000 Hz, a resonance at 2.7 kHz and an useable range that extends beyond 4 kHz [ 9].

The sensors are coin-shaped piezoelectric elements with linear ±3dB frequency response from 75 to 2000 Hz, a resonance at 2.7 kHz, a useable range that extends beyond 4 kHz, and a built-in passive ambient noise rejection capability.

To further widen the useable wavelength range and improve the efficiency of ZnO-based photodevices, a narrow band gap material should be alloyed or composited with ZnO.

The proposed source, radiating the sound from a ring-like area, has a useable frequency range of 150 Hz–10 kHz, with 106 dB sound power and good uniformity of pressure with angle.

Two voltage states must be separated by at least N for being distinguishable and the useable voltage range r consists of r/N such states.

The legs of the probe were connected to in-line neutral density (ND) filters to attenuate short separation distance fibers and thus enable simultaneous measurements of all fibers at the CCD while maximizing the useable dynamic range.

Previously, the useable concentration range of FDS-SV was considered to be 0.1 nM to 10 μM fluorescein, and the lowest KD measurable by FDS-SV was characterized to be "10 nM or less".

This may be due to the reduced useable k range of the 60 °C data or to the heterogeneity of the uranium location (e.g., an adsorbed and incorporated component) in this sample compared to the high temperature experiment.

Biomedical ontologies are envisioned to be useable in a range of research and clinical applications.