operating range

One of the requirements that I have is the operating range.

Operating range and top speed are limited by battery technology.

And that the temperature has risen above normal operating range.

Their operating range from the native port might be limited by the local authorities.

They also had 25% less coal storage, further reducing their operating range.

The operating range is therefore usually between 18-65 C.

The camera on the back has a flash with an announced operating range of 1.5 meters.

But this very fact meant that their operating ranges were extended dramatically.

Most audio components are designed to be linear across their entire operating range.

In addition it often helps if the cabinet is labelled as to its purpose and operating range.

After the grouping, the locomotives were required to have a far greater operating range.

Compounding by itself did not increase power or speed significantly, although it allowed for a much greater operating range.

This extends the linear operating range of the circuit substantially.

Investigate the system stability over a broad operating range.

The operating range can be extended further than 250 km when refueling is available.

"The first thing that they do is limit the operating range of the J-bomb.

The gas engines gave the tank a short operating range and were prone to catching fire when hit.

This corresponds to an operating range of roughly 7500 nautical miles.

Within the throttle's operating range, the output of the process changes smoothly with input.

The test signal must be chosen so that its power level is within the usual operating range of the circuit being tested.

He was instrumental in developing high efficiency and wide operating range compressors.

Speed is independent of the load over the operating range of the motor.

It is also usually necessary to have a small magnet to bias the magnetostrictive material into its operating range.

To get into operating range, I think.

Their normal operating range is only orbit to planet, not star to star."