Sentence examples for certainty distance from inspiring English sources

However, calling it a patriarchal culture does not necessarily refer only to the dominance of male doctors but, rather it refers to a culture that favors heroism, rationalism, certainty, distance, and objectification at the expense of more collaborative approaches [ 14].

So we can measure with some certainty the distance from which Dejan Stankovic scored one of the fastest, and most memorable, of goals in the history of that august stadium.

They had no idea that we could reach them to a dead certainty at the distance of a mile… and out of one of these mobs of Blacks I selected a little girl with the intention of civilising".

How many stars can have their distances measured with a reasonable degree of certainty, and to what distance limit?

But this is hope, a distance short of certainty.

Q: What are "standard candles" in astronomy and how does the "standard siren" technique allow us to measure cosmic distances with greater certainty than other methods?

The demand for inductive certainty creates a false sense of distance between us and others.

The certainty that spooky action at a distance takes place, Musser says, challenges the very notion of "locality," our intuitive sense that some stuff happens only here, and some stuff over there.

When hunting mythical beasts, it seems, the straightest path is not necessarily the quickest, and certainty increases rather than diminishes with distance and the passage of time.Some who vainly sought the unicorn made other noteworthy discoveries instead.

In our study, women who were not confirmed to have VP still reported considerable stress especially as there seemed to be a lack of certainty and evidence about the "safe" distance of the exposed vessels to the os.

One of the most pitiful things about the political class, and the economists who whisper certainties in their ear, is their distance from the actual experience of work.