Übersetzung für 'at a range of' von Englisch nach Deutsch

at a range of {prep}

in einer Entfernung von

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a range of

eine Reihe {f} von

Werbung

a range of {adj}

zahlreiche

a wide range of

eine breite Palette {f} von

a broad range of

eine breite Auswahl {f} an

eine breite Palette {f} an

ein breites Spektrum {n} an [+Dat.]

a range of products

eine Auswahl {f} an Produkten

maximum range (of a weapon)

Abschusshöchstentfernung {f}mil.

Abschußhöchstentfernung {f} [alt]mil.

a whole range of sth.

eine ganze Reihe {f} von etw.

to offer a range of products

ein Sortiment anbieten

to have a wide range of interests

vielseitig interessiert sein

sb. has a wide range of career possibilities

jdm. stehen viele Berufe offen

at close range {adv}

nahebei

auf nahe Entfernung

at short range {adv}

auf kurze Entfernung

at short range

auf kurze Schussweite

at point-blank range

aus kürzester Entfernung

at close range {adv} [idiom]

aus kurzer Entfernung

at point-blank range {adv}

in Kernschussweiteweapons

• Over the frontal arc, the vehicle is protected against 30 mm gun rounds at a range of 200 m.
• She began moving up the Chilean coast in February 1915 until she was unexpectedly spotted by "Kent" at a range of 11,000 yards on 8 March when a fog burned off.
• This was largely because new measurements at a range of frequencies showed that the spectrum was a thermal, black body spectrum, a result that the steady state model was unable to reproduce.
• Typically four-point bend testing at a range of temperatures is performed on pre-cracked bars of polished material.
• Though he managed to dodge it with evasive maneuvers, a second missile was fired at a range of 300 meters this time hitting his Starfighter.

• To help producers understand how they could benefit from making the switch, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) provided funding to the Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity (A2EP) to undertake pre-feasibility studies at a range of sites around Australia, with the most promising locations advancing to full feasibility studies.
• Monotype further sells a wider range of styles and optical sizes in order to meet the needs of newspapers and books which print at a range of text sizes.
• Due to a flaw in the transistor 2Т-312 which resulted in its degradation during the voyage to Mars, the retro-rockets designed to slow the craft into Mars orbit did not fire, and Mars 4 flew by the planet at a range of 2200 km.
• The manufacturer often supplies a chart showing the loss in dB/m at a range of frequencies.
• These compromises make the track ridable at a range of speeds.

• Those deficiencies make many labour market economists prefer to look at a range of economic statistics such as labour market participation rate, the percentage of people between 15 and 64 who are currently employed or searching for employment, the total number of full-time jobs in an economy, the number of people seeking work as a raw number and not a percentage, and the total number of person-hours worked in a month compared to the total number of person-hours people would like to work.
• A 1987 study suggested that the mtDNA of the quagga diverged at a range of roughly 2 percent per million years, similar to other mammal species, and again confirmed the close relation to the plains zebra.
• A salvo of rockets could completely straddle a target at a range of [...].
• The radar was able to detect ships at a range of around [...].
• The rifle scored a bull's eye at a range of [...].

• The spacecraft flew past Mercury three times. The first Mercury encounter took place at 20:47 UTC on 29 March 1974,at a range of [...] , passing on the shadow side.
• Trials with nuclear weapons showed that a T-54 could survive a 2–15 kt nuclear charge at a range of more than [...] from the epicentre, but the crew had a chance of surviving at a minimum of [...].
• Both, Ra'ad and Babur, can carry nuclear warheads between 10 and 25 kt, and deliver them to targets at a range of up to [...] and [...] respectively.
• The combat information center officer on T-204, Ensign Aharon Yifrah, reported to Oren that the target had been detected at a range of [...] , that her speed had been tracked for a few minutes, after which he had determined that the target was moving westward at a speed of [...].