Sentence examples for better at a distance from inspiring English sources
Nature often looks better at a distance.
And of course, you always look better at a distance, I guess".
The performance of both models was better at a distance of 34 m, compared with that at a distance of 17 m.
The large stucco roundels with scenes from the life of St. John the Evangelist (about 1434 37), below the dome of the old sacristy of San Lorenzo, Florence, show the same technique but with colour added for better legibility at a distance.
Baffert said that he chose to pass on Churchill Downs because he thought Collected's chances of beating Nyquist were better at a longer distance.
It actually reminds me of a lyric from a Parquet Courts song called "Content Nausea": "Life's lived least when you don't let go/Of a memory, of a dream/Like an hometown better seen/On a screen or at a distance".
The watch is better at collecting some data (calories, heart rate) and the equipment is better at others (distance, incline).
He led for the first 4 km against runners who were better at this distance, progressively slowed over the next 3 km, stopped to walk briefly at 7 km, and then finished running, but in a much worse time than expected.
Thus, CoopMACI performs better than UtdMAC (by 0.13 Mbps) at a distance of about 80 m because of improved throughput through the relay path.
