extended range
collocation in Englishmeaningsofextendedandrange
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extended
adjective[before noun]
uk/ɪkˈsten.dɪd/us/ɪkˈsten.dɪd/
long or longer ...
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range
noun
uk/reɪndʒ/us/reɪndʒ/
a set of ...
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(Definition ofextendedandrangefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Thus, the model responds to a constant orientation disparity (0 deg) over anextendedrangeof absolute orientations.
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All the subjects were enthusiastic about the novelty of the prosthesis, with theextendedrangeof functions and the similarity to a natural hand.
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The rhyolites showextendedrangeof compositions consistent with strong differentiation.
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It has informed me that the use of marginally unserviceable engines is not permitted for any purpose, least of all forextendedrangetwin-engined operation.
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We are consulting on whether the new arrangements should in fact cover a moreextendedrangeboth of bodies and of premises.
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If he reappears, he is offered anextendedrangeof procedural options.
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Should there be anextendedrangeof people who are excluded from the right to attest?
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The review arrangements will be backed by anextendedrangeof measures for the licensing authority.
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It will have an improved technical performance and will be made in a new andextendedrangeof colours.
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Higher wages have been introduced since the war, with shorter hours and better conditions, and added to that has been the wide andextendedrangeof the social services.
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We have had a capital subsidy for a considerable time now, and what we need is anextendedrangeof measures, including the introduction of this labour subsidy.
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In 2004, a version withextendedrangeof 250 km was unveiled.
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Humans, some primates, and some marsupials see anextendedrangeof colors, but only by comparison with other mammals.
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Also, five-string and six-string models (not generally available in acoustic cellos) allow for anextendedrange.
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Thisextendedrangewas due to both their large transmitter power and in many cases higher antenna placement at 200500 ft.
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