Sentence examples for a tiny distance from from inspiring English sources

One other remaining engineering challenge is making sure the bots can maintain a tiny distance from the hull, just big enough to clear hull incrustations but close enough to still be able to get accurate ultrasound results.

You float a tiny distance above, suspended by the repulsion between atoms.

Admittedly, when the quarks reach some tiny distance from one another, the gluon 'strings' (absolutely nothing to do with string theory) break into new quark-antiquark pairs.

Mr. Ebbers built a tiny long-distance telephone company into a communications giant.

Survivors told Ms. Lentini that their ship had traveled from Libya and was a short distance from a tiny sister island of Lampedusa when the engine broke down.

Consider a pointlike electric charge sitting a fixed distance from a tiny magnet (see figure).

In one 2014 incident, for example, Albuquerque police attempting to arrest a mentally ill man for "illegal camping" opened fire on him with assault weapons when he drew a tiny blade at a great distance from the heavily armed officers.

As a pure prose stylist, she ranks with Hemingway; as a self-made American artist and feminist pioneer, she traveled a far greater distance — from tiny Red Cloud to Manhattan — than Fitzgerald did when he made the leap from middle-class St . Paulto Princeton.

Accompanying most meals at the Cowshed Café is Hallgrimsdottir's homemade rye bread, baked under a barren plot of land a short distance from the tiny village of Mývatn.

Everything is tiny, distanced.

Practices were a good distance from the campus at the armory or in a tiny gym atop the university's pharmacy college, where Rubin set a tone from Day 1.