Sentence examples similar to a one distance from inspiring English sources

Let Ĝ be a multi-graph obtained from G by adjoining a new vertex i with one distance and one bearing constraint.

A subset of these instances included a ZIP-6 (bZIP) motif at a one base distance 3′ of the NHR-232 motif, yielding a multi-family trimeric CM. 10.7554/eLife.06967.023 Figure 8. Composite motifs enriched in C. elegans ChIP-seq peaks.

A previous patient satisfaction survey recorded that people resident in a region of Ireland with no local CN service could travel a one-way distance of up to 320 km (average distances reported 146 km) for investigation [ 3].

Parallel to this, a retraining programme for physicians in general practice was developed with three phases: a ten-day retraining course; a one-year distance learning course and then three-years of training/practice on site.

The clustered network shown in Figure 1 has a one-hop distance in between CHs and the member sensor nodes.

Youths who lived within a 30-minute walk and within a one-mile distance from the nearest RH service centre from their home, and were aware that the service existed, were classified as having high geographical accessibility.

Mule rental prices can safely be excluded from the model as adding mule use and rental into this equation would not create a large effect in the prediction of a one-way distance (d o ).

A study published in the August 2004 issue of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine related body mass to measures of sprawl within a one-kilometer distance of each participant's residence.

Intuitively, keeping ones distance from a source of infection would appear to be the best way to limit the occurrence of disease.

It is the realm of the tiny, where things are measured in an unimaginably small unit called a nanometer, a distance one-hundred-thousandth the width of human hair.

The minimum sink speed would therefore provide close to a kilometre of distance under a one-minute burst, minus distance lost to climbout altitude gain.