Sentence examples for at considerable distances from inspiring English sources
Assuming that development is impossible without testing, then the central check need only be on tests, and such a check can be maintained at considerable distances.
Small currents flow from this source through the aqueous medium containing the cell and are detectable at considerable distances from it.
Like its California counterpart, Phoenix is a metropolis with not one but many centres, all at considerable distances from one another.
And they will have equipment able to detect minute radioactive traces in soil, air and water, even at considerable distances from their source.
In tropical countries hermit crabs of the family Coenobitidae live on land, often at considerable distances from the sea, to which they must return to release their larvae.
As a rule of thumb, approximately 35 percent of the total energy yield of an airburst is emitted as thermal radiation light and heat capable of causing skin burns and eye injuries and starting fires of combustible material at considerable distances.
This case also illustrates the idea that enzymes at considerable distance from the metabolite under consideration may regulate its concentration.
What occurred at the Enron Corporation, at considerable distance from the assets and liabilities on its balance sheet, may of course prove an anomaly.
Most of the people who provide services in these communities -- teachers, policemen, firemen, laundry and restaurant workers -- must therefore commute, often at considerable distance.
Only the year before, Rutherford and his collaborators had established experimentally that the atom consists of a heavy positively charged nucleus with substantially lighter negatively charged electrons circling around it at considerable distance.
Bloodsucking insects such as mosquitoes are attracted by thermal (heat) radiations of warm-blooded hosts; snakes such as pit vipers can locate warm prey at considerable distance by means of extremely sensitive receptors that are capable of detecting a broad spectrum of thermal radiation, including infrared and ultraviolet.
