Sentence examples for whose ranges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Turki organizes tests for weapons that require a degree of consistency and precision, like rockets and mortars, whose ranges must be determined and whose projectiles' flight should be stabilized by fins or by spin.

As the British Trust for Ornithology has discovered through its monumental Atlas survey of Britain's birds, the willow warbler is just one of several species of songbird whose ranges are shifting further north and west – almost certainly as a response to global warming.

But interbreeding, even if occasional, homogenises the accidental differences, so that only the substantial ones are left.Dr Kronforst and his colleagues looked at three species of Heliconius from Costa Rica, whose ranges overlap to varying degrees, and which are all known to be capable of interbreeding, again to varying degrees.

Distance values are numerical values whose ranges are dependent on the original values of the strings.

In particular, the cells in the mesh maintain a finite number of counters, say c, whose ranges are ([0, l_1],ldots, [0, l_c]).

Results of these changes will determine the ability of Alaska lands to continue to: provide habitat for local and migratory species; absorb species whose ranges are shifting northward; and experience mitigation or exacerbation of climate change through positive and negative atmospheric feedbacks.

Mr. Downing is a polished crooner whose range goes from deep bass to plush falsetto.

An eclectic band whose range includes doo-wop, jazz and rock 'n' roll.

They have created an exhibition whose range and detail may not be soon equaled.

Jeter compared Rodriguez to Scott Brosius, the former Yankees third baseman whose range allowed Jeter to play closer to the middle.

George also led the final Washington drive, but could not get Murray, whose range has diminished greatly, close enough.