Sentence examples for at a distant point from inspiring English sources

The reception of waves at a distant point was indicated by a spark jumping across a gap in a loop of wire.

It was one of Lane's wall hangings, vivid patterns on a red background, a gold medallion like a sun glowing between two vibrant black bars aslant, intersecting at a distant point.

It also turned out that TfL's payment had not so much been reduced as converted into a loan, to be paid back at a distant point in the future, if at all, which is in the end not much of a concession.

It should be fixed at a distant point on your investing horizon.

For example, we know that with the option 'a-synchronic', when retaining aural access at a distant point from relay, the message must be audio-recorded, and that data orally presented and audio-recorded is affected seriously by 'noise' of any kind.

Despite transforming the character from a young to an elderly man, Colting identifies him as the invention of Salinger, though at a distant point in his life, something which Salinger himself never attempted.

They follow special trajectories at different speeds, with the Voyager 1 at a higher speed has reached a distant point at the edge of our solar system.

Because cues are thought to fluctuate with time, an attempted retrieval at a more distant point is less likely to overlap with those present during encoding.

We were not able to address whether the increases in functional and structural brain connectivity or the cognitive gains were maintained at a distant time point (beyond 12 weeks) from the immediate training period.

Here a man, there a woman, stare at some distant point with an interrogation aimed at no one.

I had applied as Stephanie, a woman, but my driver's license said that my name was Steven and that I was male, and my surgery was still a dream, to become a reality at some distant point in the future.