Sentence examples for changing the distance from inspiring English sources

By changing the distance between the mountain and the light source, the light intensity and temperature are changed, and the fan is used to assist the control of temperature.

He and other NASA engineers have been designing and redesigning these instruments, with the goal of using them to slightly warp the trajectory of a photon, changing the distance it travels in a certain area, and then observing the change with a device called an interferometer.

By using two radio telescopes and changing the distance between them, he obtained data that, upon computer analysis, provided tremendously increased resolving power.

Changing the distance between the washing nozzle and the road.

The respective increase by changing the distance from the phantom's abdomen was 21.9%.

Changing the distance between the tubes and their corresponding diameters causes different shapes in the bubbles.

This would result in a changed geometry of the sensor structure, thereby also changing the distances between the proof-mass and the electrodes, which fits to the observation that steps occur on all accelerometer axes simultaneously.

Based on active optics, the zoom system design can no longer be confined to traditional methods of changing the distances between optical components for variable focal lengths.

Thus in this study, we fix the distance from the PT to the PR to be 100 m (d 00=100) and consider different power ratios (γ ps ) and different interference ratios, with the latter achieved by changing the distances (d i0) from ST1 and ST2 to the PR while keeping the ST1-ST2 line perpendicular to the PT-PR line as shown in Figure 3.

An indication of the changes that can occur when sequences of various transposon families integrate into the promoters of genes are shown in Figure 3. Insertions such as these may help to shape the dynamism of genomes by influencing modes of transcription through the introduction of new regulatory elements, by changing the distances between functional binding elements or by disabling them.

Modern techniques are based on collision-avoidance theory, which states that, if a course is altered in a direction opposite to that in which the line of sight to another craft is changing, the miss distance will be increased.