Sentence examples for within proper range from inspiring English sources

On average, 40percentt of would-be customers, whose computers are within proper range of a D.S.L.-equipped central telephone office, run into wiring complications.

"The national economy has been running within proper range and the major indicators picking up steadily, showing moderate but stable and sound momentum of development," China's National Bureau of Statistics said in a statement.

In this study, we found participants performed higher adequate depth (percentage of total within proper range) on Little Anne, while there was no difference in the adequate rate.

It is noteworthy that all the experimental conditions should be adjusted and tuned within proper ranges; otherwise, anisotropic superstructures would not form during the magnetic-field-assisted assembly process.

One is a small, readable thermometer on the plunger that ensures your water temperature is well within the proper range for a good brew.

The Chinese Premier stressed that if growth was slightly higher or lower than the government's target growth rate of 7.5%, then that was within the "proper range".

Yet, as the lattice structure breaks down, the interplane distance between the silicene layers remains the same (within the proper range of lattice oscillations).

The initial value of the main load must be controlled within a proper range, and a closed-ended air exhaust is necessary.

Notably, this is valid as long as the resin concentration is within a proper range; too thick resin causes an uneven surface while too thin resin cannot form a continuous thin film after PGMEA is dried.

When ZnCdSe/ZnS core-shell QDs with PL peak at 522 nm is placed within the proper range of the enhanced local electric field, plasmonic interaction takes place, which can shorten the radiative lifetime of the QDs and enhance the radiative decay rates of the fluorescent species.

Tre6P is considered a signal of sucrose availability and acts to maintain sucrose concentration within a proper range [ 107, 108].