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He said that he used to be in the British Army's elite parachute regiment and had been taught to shoot a target the size of playing card from a distance spanning three football pitches (360 metres)... Paul went on to tell me a story about when he was on a mission in Cambodia or Colombia (I can't remember which).

The genetic distances of the 12 LGs ranged 149.91 cM (LG10) to 242.32 cM (LG9), with the average marker distance spanned from 0.36 c (LG11) to 0.74 cM (LG7) (Table  2).

Compared to our previous experiments, we included images of RDTs with motion blur or misaligned RDTs and at distances spanning from 0.125 to 1.5 ft. On these images, our system for finding the relatively blurry QR codes captured by the Google Glass achieved an accuracy of 96.6%.

In longitude Canada extends from approximately 52° to 141° W, a distance that spans six time zones.

Here we have shown that the strength of competitive antagonism during infection by the anther smut fungi is correlated with the range of genetic distances that span from the intra-specific to the inter-specific levels.

If the positive ϕ region, which is energetically unfavorable for most residues, is excluded, the intraresidue HN Hα distances span a relatively narrow range from ∼2.7 to 3.0 Å.

The engineers thought they had a solution: a side-hill viaduct, essentially a 1,000-foot-long 1,000-foot-long 1,000-foot-longunning adjacent and at a distance from the cliff, so that any debridgeould pass underneath the structure.

Over 300 people participated in this year's march, which spanned a distance of over 50 miles.

Two concentrated loads were applied continuously at a distance from the two supports equivalent to one third of the span length (600 mm).

We are quite a distance from that".

Keep a distance from them.