Sentence examples for between two points but from inspiring English sources

The highway juts into Connecticut because the path is the shortest distance between two points, but other routes were considered.

A straight line is not only the shortest distance between two points, but also the cheapest way to build a wall.

There's no technical reason why, perhaps in return for a cheaper phone bill, you mightn't consent to be shown not the quickest route between two points, but the quickest route that passes at least one Starbucks.

The statement said that the "telecommunications traffic is not routed on an efficiency basis, i.e., the shortest distance between two points, but on an economical basis, i.e., least cost routing".

"overland road trip": in the same sense that a convex hull could be generated by a rubber band stretched around the outside of a polygon, an overland road trip is the path of a rubberband between two points but constrained to fall within a polygon; it's a distance as the crow flies, if the crow could not cross borders or saltwater.

Rx for Life A straight line may be the shortest distance between two points, but it is by no means the most interesting.

In the closing days, Thompson kept saying that the race was "between three and seven points".

There's a certain speed that space will expand at between any two points, but you have to compare that speed to the escape velocity between those two objects, which is a measure of how tightly or loosely they're bound together.

The answer is that Hitman, 2016 version, is somewhere between the two points, but a lot closer to Blood Money than Absolution.

The shortest distance between two points isn't a straight line, but rather a geodesic: a curved line that's defined by the gravitational deformation of spacetime.

This model measures distance between two points not on a road network, but using either the Manhattan or the Euclidean distance.