First, many terrestrial species have very small range sizes relative to the average range size.
Frogs were quite well covered because they typically have a very small range, and "one or two people can keep on top of the entire species".
Pirre Hummingbird is uncommon, and is restricted to a very small range in eastern Panama and northwestern Colombia, where it occupies humid forests in the foothills and highlands.
"It's a very small range and even if we went back 400 to 500 years, it probably would have been considered a rare animal," he said.
As long as the number of sub-layers is big enough, the errors can be limited in a very small range.
Part of the genius of the High Line is its simplicity – a very small range of elements is used to make the paving and seats, the better to bring out the latent wonders of the place.
One is bound up with almost the entirety of public life and culture more generally, and the renewed dominance of people from a very small range of backgrounds, from Coldplay's Chris Martin to the Eton-educated archbishop of Canterbury.
The penalties, however, tend to be less existential; one can still, outside a very small range of professions, expect to be judged as a man first and as a body second.
We tested both types of receivers, and we found that IR phototransistors were very sensitive to daylight and had a very small range of usage (it would not detect any signal coming from a source more than 5 cm away).
The Brown Nunlet is confined to a very small range within western Amazonia, being found from southern Colombia south to northern Peru, within which region it occurs in humid lowland terra firme forest and, more rarely, old second growth.
High-pressure fluorescence, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and small-angle x-ray scattering measurements revealed that increasing urea over a very small range leads to a more expanded pressure unfolded state with a significant decrease in helical content.
