Sentence examples for approximate distances from inspiring English sources

Bode's law, also called Titius-Bode law, empirical rule giving the approximate distances of planets from the Sun.

It's also easier to find them with directions rather than an address, so here are walking directions with approximate distances from the Shimo-Kitazawa Metro station.

By analyzing the galaxies' light, the astronomers will determine their "redshifts --wavelength shifts indicating the galaxies' appredshifts --wavelengthm Earedshifts --wavelength

We determine the approximate distances at which fatalities occurred relative to the volcano summit, through combination of these descriptions with additional literature, including from volcano activity bulletins, online news and academic articles.

On the basis of known concentration of particles, we are able to estimate the approximate distances among particles and to choose the right model of computation of magnetic forces and limit distances among the particles.

Fares are calculated in increments based on approximate distances between stations, in contrast to the use of fare zones in other subway systems, such as the London Underground.

Yet they lived in palatial splendor a stone's throw apart, the approximate distance between their flagship salons, in the East Fifties.

(The average trip is said to be 2.8 miles, which also happens to be the approximate distance from home to office for your typical newspaper editor. A coincidence, no doubt).

The game is simple: Players throw beanbags (purists throw bags filled with corn kernels) at two angled wooden platforms with holes in the middle that face each other at an approximate distance of 27 feet.

Approximate distance from Rio: 269 miles.

Now, Facebook users can only opt in to have your approximate distance from friends and current neighborhood shared.