Sentence examples for at distant points from inspiring English sources
Rayleigh's far field approximation is then used to calculate the sound level due to the plate vibrations at distant points and a directivity pattern is thus built up.
On the afternoon of 28 April, Rundle and his new police minister, John Beswick, were at distant points on the state's north coast when they took calls saying there was a gunman on the loose.
The basic idea of the approach is to construct a circular inhomogeneity in an infinite plane whose effects on the displacements and stresses at distant points are the same as those of a finite cluster of inhomogeneities (fibers of circular cross-section) arranged in a pattern representative of the composite material in question.
Just before it did, Eriksson moved away from the entrance to the hootch, where he had been standing, and sat down alone on the grassy turf to one side of the structure; periodically, he raised his field glasses to gaze at distant points.
Since the calculated GIC at one site is slightly sensitive to changes made at distant points of the network (Pirjola 2009), our results can be reasonably compared with those presented in Figure 6 by Torta et al. (2012), when only a subset of the grid was modeled.
23 Each patient was treated with non-local needle acupuncture (according to the theory of channels of TCM) at distant points and dry needling of local myofascial trigger points (TRPs).
The emulation uncertainty is zero at the training inputs and increases smoothly at more distant points.
A systematic error due to an inappropriate velocity structure is as large as a random error at a short distance, and becomes much larger at more distant points.
However, if the defects are at more distant points, the critical buckling load may experience a higher decrease.
Elaborate interpretive center museums along the trail, found at three distant points, introduce hikers to a geologic taxonomy with terms like esker, kettle, moraine, kame, erratic, outwash plain, proglacial lake and drumlin.
The occurrence of many cosmopolitan species (especially in green algae) suggests that new species described from one region will eventually be found at more distant points when the criteria become part of more general systematic understanding, and molecular tools are more accessible than they are at present.
