Sentence examples for characteristics distance from inspiring English sources

The wavelength, exposure duration, pulse characteristics, distance from the eye, and image size of any laser or LED light source are all factors that can affect the safety of a consumer product that uses such components.

We used logistic regression models to assess the relative influence of habitat type, vegetation characteristics, distance from the nearest forest/plantation edge, and year on the risk of nest predation.

First, a simple model was created and its transition probabilities were based on observed frequencies of actual conversions between forest, pasture and scrub in the period 1946 1970, accounting for the impact of three landscape characteristics (distance to roads; distance to streams; land use in a 3×3 grid cell neighborhood).

Of facility characteristics, distance travelled, facility working hours, absence of specialty clinics, waiting time, waiting area structure and confidentiality measures, were the negative factors most impacting patients' satisfaction.

Data were collected from April to December 2007 from the Nouna's Demographic Surveillance System on overall mortality, utilization of health services, household characteristics, distance to health facilities, membership in the Nouna CBHI.

Other barriers related to aspects of service provision: caregiver qualities (lack of time, negative behaviors), health system barriers (shortage of providers), and program/service characteristics (distance, long waits, short visits).

Outcome measures included clinical and demographic characteristics, distances traveled, and centers bypassed.

Since the molecular orientation rotates steadily, there is a characteristic distance after which the orientation repeats itself.

Such remnants are conceived to be black holes, objects so compact that no radiation can escape from within a characteristic distance called the Schwarzschild radius.

Stress Point Criteria may be applied for joint tension failure with a characteristic distance of d0 = 0.9 mm.

Each bird's behaviour is correlated with its nearest neighbours but under ordinary conditions, this correlation should decay over some characteristic distance scale, usually not much further than the distance between the birds themselves.