range themselvesの例文

• The study also cautioned that the error ranges themselves may be imprecise.
• They will also auto-range themselves based on the maximum and minimum of each vector component.
• Dancers range themselves in couples opposite the carrier of la posta and his colleague who carries a wooden sword.
• The ranges themselves were small ( 256 IPs ), and typically checked to make sure only Zeprham was using them.
• Although Hardy states that the Kaurna people did not live in the ranges themselves, they did live on the lower slopes.
• The gun's performance enabled Nashorn to penetrate the front plating of any Allied armoured vehicle and to engage enemy units while staying out of range themselves.
• The different templates in use mean that sometimes page ranges are preceded by " pp . ", sometime not, and the page ranges themselves are differently formatted.
• They ranged themselves both on horseback and foot, as well in the channel along the banks of the river, and maintained the fight by discharges of arrows.
• Here are a thousand tints which issue from the prism, and hasten to range themselves in the lucid region forbidden to those who are blinded by the immediate . ..
• The Smoky Mountain range separates the Northeast region into three different areas : the Appalachian Plateaus west of the mountain range, the Mountain ranges themselves, and the Piedmont Plateau and coastal plains.
• The rocky coast, watercourse and karst land surrounding and including the Pembroke rifle ranges are scheduled locally as Areas of Ecological Importance and Sites of Scientific Importance, whereas the rifle ranges themselves are protected as historic structures.
• The parent-child expression extends to the sub-ranges themselves : the Sandwich Range and the Presidential Range are children of the White Mountains, while the Presidential Range is parent to the Northern Presidential Range and Southern Presidential Range.
• Under the banners of the Reformation party or those of the League organized by the House of Guise to defend Catholicism, political opinions ranged themselves, and during these thirty years of civil disorder monarchical centralization was often in trouble of overthrow.
• The opposing factions within the clerical hierarchy, the " reformists " and " conservatives, " have ranged themselves behind the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and speak, more or less, with a single voice.
• A noticeable feature of the Kumtag is the presence of large accumulations of drift-sand, especially along the foot of the crumbling desert ranges, where it rises into dunes sometimes as much as in height and climbs halfway up the flanks of ranges themselves.
• Jenks argued against Stubbs's proposition that Magna Carta was the first corporate act of the nation roused to the sense of its unity, when the people of the towns and villages ranged themselves on the side of the barons against the king for the first time since the Norman Conquest.
• {{ quote | All the forces that have been engaged through the years of childhood, adolescence and youth in confused and ferocious combat range themselves in ordered ranks ( and during which ) the straight and narrow gateway of maturity, and life which was all uproar and confusion narrows down to form and purpose, and we exchange a great dim possibility for a small hard reality.
• Friedan wrote, " but it was quite clear that editors, art directors, ad agency executives and advertisers shared a belief that the face of anyone ` older'( than 60, 50, 40 ? ) was an object of revulsion to Americans, which had to be hidden from view to sell the product _ even when the prospective buyers were in or approaching that age range themselves ."
• President Makarios described the murders as an  odious crime against individuals who had  ranged themselves on the side of cooperation and the harmonious coexistence of Greeks and Turks and persistently condemned the policy of the extremist elements in their community . " He added :  No matter what political differences there may be among the members of the Turkish community, on no account are murder and violence permissible against their opponents, especially when those opponents practise the high calling of journalism .