The phrase "a long distance while" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I waited a long distance while hoping for a response."
Alternatives: "for a long time" or "over a long period".
After all, even if you can find a car in a cheaper market, is it worth your while to travel a long distance way to pick it up?
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 25 , 1944P. 21 Overheard while waiting for a long distance call to go through.
There was a good similarity between the vertical spray distribution profile patterns produced from the boom and orchard sprayer setups; however, the boom sprayer setup produced lower droplet concentration to the highest positions and could therefore offer possibilities for drift reduction at long distance, while providing good coverage at a short range.
Long Distance While the Bells are riding high on the strength of their local operations, things are looking grim for the long-distance carriers.
At that point, the firm's survey of 30,000 households nationwide indicated that 8.3percentt used Verizon for long distance, while 7.8percentt used Sprint.
The local phone companies, already formidable in wireless and eager to expand into long distance while continuing to roll out high-speed Internet services, will be countering AT&T region by region and business by business.
However, they are different in two aspects: (1) APs are spatially separated, covering long distance, while peer nodes are densely packed with short-distance coverage; (2) APs periodically broadcast its position information, while peer nodes do not due to power supply constraints.
In Drosophila melanogaster, vision is thought to be the most important courtship stimulating cue at long distance, while chemosensory cues are used at relatively short distance.
