Sentences with phrase «only in a narrow range»

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In 1972 the task force concluded that, in a highly qualified way, FOREIGN INVESTMENT had had a moderately favourable effect overall but that problems did exist, eg, «truncated firms» which performed only a narrow range of activities in Canada and were dependent on foreign technology and managemenIn 1972 the task force concluded that, in a highly qualified way, FOREIGN INVESTMENT had had a moderately favourable effect overall but that problems did exist, eg, «truncated firms» which performed only a narrow range of activities in Canada and were dependent on foreign technology and managemenin a highly qualified way, FOREIGN INVESTMENT had had a moderately favourable effect overall but that problems did exist, eg, «truncated firms» which performed only a narrow range of activities in Canada and were dependent on foreign technology and managemenin Canada and were dependent on foreign technology and management.

As the two experiments continue to gather collision data, so the range possible for the mass of the Higgs boson is gradually being narrowed: ATLAS results imply a possible mass range of 116 - 130GeV; the CMS group shows it could only lie in the range 115 - 127GeV.

The region, Goulburn Valley, gives its name to the best - known range of fruit - based products sold by SPC.. The business, which has a century - long presence in the regional hub of Shepparton, is something of a throwback — not only does it sell Australian - only fruit, its suppliers come from a narrow arc of intensively farmed land adjoining its cannery.

Traditional GPS tags narrow the range to tens of metres, but are slow to get a satellite fix, a problem in tough ocean conditions and when an animal surfaces only briefly.

They found that seismic waves could trigger an earthquake in the simulated fault only if they came in a narrow range of frequencies.

Some state mandates only require ASD coverage for children in narrow age ranges, even though treatment through childhood and into adulthood can be effective, and place caps on annual coverage amounts.

The procedure only affected a narrow frequency range, so LIGO researchers, having learned of the detection in Louisiana, were still able to look for and find the waves in the data after excluding those frequencies.

They only operate in narrowed - temperature ranges.

We all have different calorie needs and while there is some wiggle - room calorie wise in the Daily Dozen, the Daily Dozen plan generally seems to fit only a narrow range of people who have that calorie need..

Such questions help us avoid narrow - minded fixes that focus only on encouraging girls» interest in STEM rather than considering the broader range of important factors.

A report published by McKinsey and Company in 2005, China's Looming Talent Shortage, found that the Chinese system produces students who excel in a narrow range of subjects with only 10 percent of its college graduates considered employable by multinational businesses because the students lack the qualities society needs.

One problem with this type of battery is that it only operates efficiently in a narrow temperature range, so energy has to be expended to keep its temperature constant, and while the battery's capacity is equivalent to 53kWh it takes 70kWh to charge thanks to energy losses (as heat) during the charging process.

A range of seat cushions (in narrow or wide) or full seat trim options (FIA only) are available for use with the seats such as FIA approved (fire resistant) spacer fabrics, genuine leather or Carbon fibre embossed effect leather.

The powerband is narrower, though, not peaking in the SVR until 3,500 rpm and only holding until 5,000; that's literally half the peak range of the R's much more tractable 2,500 to 5,500.

Others call themselves financial planners, but they may only be able to recommend that you invest in a narrow range of products, and sometimes products that aren't securities.

I mentioned that, and the Faint Young Sun, only to show that you are wrong in your assertion that the geological data shows that the Earth can only change in narrow ranges.

The range of possible warming from a particular rise in greenhouse gas concentrations is only a little narrower than it was back then.

It is uniformly distributed in the atmosphere but only absorbs infrared (heat) in a very narrow wavelength range.

Improvements in our understanding of clathrate chemistry and sedimentology have revealed that hydrates form in only a narrow range of depths (continental shelves), at only some locations in the range of depths where they could occur (10 - 30 % of the Gas hydrate stability zone), and typically are found at low concentrations (0.9 — 1.5 % by volume) at sites where they do occur.

Though carbon dioxide definitely absorbs IR, it only absorbs IR in two very narrow ranges of wavelengths, one between 2.5 and 3 microns, and another between 4 and 5 microns.

However, it is that efficient at only a narrow range (5 - 10 mph) of wind speeds midway between the cut - in speed (when the turbine starts to spin) and the «rated» speed (when the turbine generates at is full, or nameplate, capacity, e.g., a 2 - MW turbine generating at 2 MW).

However, if it is understood that if Bitcoin succeeds there will also be many other altcoins, then Bitcoin's value might only end up between $ 2,000 and $ 200,000 in the case of extreme success — creating a lower «ceiling» on what the price can be and thus narrowing the range within which estimates of Bitcoin's value can take place.

Range in pay, on the other hand, is narrow, with lower figures hovering around $ 22K and higher ones not far away at only $ 31K.