Sentence examples for a distance at which from inspiring English sources

In outdoor competition, the targets can be set up as far away as 80 meters, a distance at which aiming at a bull's-eye the size of a grapefruit can be unnerving, said Ms. Chai, a junior from Irvine, Calif.

A possible extension to Santiago would increase demand, but over a distance at which it becomes cheaper to import liquefied gas (indeed Peru might be a supplier for the ENAP plant).

The decision by his trainer Sir Henry Cecil to stick to testing Frankel over a mile, a distance at which he rules supreme, in the "Queen Anne" will disappoint some supporters.

However, the SiO2 layer should be thin enough (usually, ~1 nm) to allow for the cantilever to approach the Si surface at a distance at which the electrostatic force induced by the dopants located in the channel can still be detected with sufficiently high resolution.

An image taken at the Anglo-Australian Telescope in 1993 was found to show the then-unnoticed comet some 13 AU from the Sun, a distance at which most comets are essentially unobservable.

At initiation, each JBFork is assigned a distance at which it will stall, generated randomly through an exponential decay algorithm.

where r is the distance between two atoms, σ is the characteristic length that is a finite distance at which the interparticle potential becomes zero, and ε denotes the potential well depth.

Both models predict that a fast CME moves initially in the inner heliosphere with a quasi-constant velocity (which has an intermediate value between the initial CME velocity and the ambient solar wind velocity ahead) until a 'critical distance' at which the CME velocity begins to decelerate approaching to the ambient solar wind velocity.

It's a manageable distance at which we can look at it, shape it, and, ultimately, tell ourselves a new story about it.

Rather, there is a preferred distance at which cones of the same type position themselves relative to one another.

Each larva may have a critical distance at which no others are tolerated, as described for other aquatic insect larvae with territorial behaviour (Plecoptera: [ 27], Odonata: [ 28]).