Sentence examples for analytical distance from inspiring English sources
'analytical distance' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to a mental or emotional detachment or objectivity in approaching a subject or problem. Example: The detective needed to maintain an analytical distance from the case in order to avoid being influenced by his personal feelings towards the suspect.
Though drawn to Annan's gracious and engaging personality, Traub never loses his analytical distance.
Even as a boy, his mother told me, he had a tendency to "dissociate himself" — to assess his own inner workings from a cool, analytical distance.
The cast, like that of "Ballast," is nonprofessional, and the actors' occasional awkwardness both draws you into the drama of the film's situations and preserves an analytical distance.
Working with the cinematographer Michael Simmonds, Mr. Siegel finds a suitably grubby visual look for the film, which employs handheld camerawork that alternately puts Paul at an analytical distance and draws him close.
Judt argues that on the two great issues of the 20th century, "Eric's political stance has prevented his achieving the analytical distance he does on the 19th century: he isn't as interesting on the Russian revolution because he can't free himself completely from the optimistic vision of earlier years.
Two criteria were chosen to perform this analysis: (1) the Pearson correlation coefficient computed on the experimental data (usually reported in the literature) and the one computed between the predicted values of the individual models and of the proposed models for each category, and (2) an analytical distance between the individual integration functions and the categories' functions.
The employment of LULC change detection methods using satellite imagery and the analytical functions of distance and size in the GIS environment can help determine the process and pattern of significant changes in LULC.
Using empirical data, we tested the effect of different analytical approaches on distance and parsimony analysis.
In general, portable instruments are employed in close-contact applications like immovable artworks, contaminated soils and environmental diagnostic, while remote and stand-off instruments are normally used in analytical applications at distances where access to the sample is difficult or hazardous.
Our analytical results for all distance are compared with previous small and long distance and numerical solutions (Runge-Kutta method), which are in satisfactory agreement.
Also, in order to demonstrate the applicability of the validation, the analytical relation of minimum distance between two impactors is derived based on Olsson's wave control principle in this paper.
