Sentence examples for baseline distance from inspiring English sources

From 1 June, race distances will still be advertised with their traditional descriptions, but a precise "baseline" distance, measured two yards from the innermost running rail and to the nearest yard, will also be included in the conditions.

It has a baseline distance of around 215 miles per charge, though Musk said the company hopes to exceed that.

The baseline distance between the GNSS stations is about 1 km.

In addition, the proposed watermarking method also has good robustness to the adjusting of baseline distance and depth image blurred.

We can see that velocity step depends on the carrier frequency, baseline distance, and target velocity, where wavelength and baseline distance are known in advance, the diffraction angle are also preset beforehand and approximately determined by the target FS patterns.

In general, a larger baseline distance improves the performance of a beamformer, especially for lower frequency sounds.

They are characterized by different baseline distances, spatial resolutions, disparity ranges, and amount of motion in order to represent a sufficiently wide range of experimental conditions.

Massive (>10 kton) detectors such as the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO) (Li 2014) and Reno-50 (Kim 2013) experiments are being constructed at medium baseline distances (a few tens of kilometers) away from bright reactor antineutrino fluxes in order to assess significant physics goals regarding the neutrino properties, in the first place, the mass hierarchy.

Male rhesus macaques were positioned at significantly larger baseline distances from the alpha male than females (Kolmogorov-Smirnov test: D = 0.56, N1 = 9, N2 = 20, P < 0.05).

Male long-tailed macaques had larger baseline distances from the alpha male than females (Kolmogorov-Smirnov: D = 0.73, N1 = 6, N2 = 15, P < 0.01).

Using the radius of Earth's orbit as the baseline, the distance of the star can be found from the parallactic angle, p. If p = 1″ (one second of arc), the distance of the star is 206,265 times Earth's distance from the Sun namely, 3.26 light-years.