The phrase "conduct distance" is not a commonly used expression in English.
It is grammatically correct, but it may not be clear what the intended meaning is without further context. Below are two possible examples of how this phrase could be used in a sentence: - As part of their training, soldiers must learn how to conduct distance assessments in order to accurately engage targets. - The company's code of conduct explicitly prohibits any form of discrimination, regardless of the distance between individuals.
Websites, programme reports, and published articles were reviewed for nine organisations conducting distance learning programmes.
(2) Wait for the Loc_ack message, conduct the distance .
Wait for the Loc_ack message, conduct the distance.
When they were forced by drought in 2000 to conduct long distance migration across unfamiliar lowland grazing zones occupied by other ethnic groups, a significant share of animals was either lost or stolen along the way.
These flapping frequencies are necessary at certain stage of flight, when individuals conduct long distance migration during their foraging trips.
After having conducted "Euclidean distance" calculation in ArcGIS the distance to surface waters was divided into >800 m (class 1), 200 800 m (class 2), and <200 m (class 3).
One-between-one-within ANOVA tests were conducted with distance to the Natech hazard (≤1 km, >1 km and ≤1.5 km, >1.5 km and ≤2 km, and >2 km and ≤2.5 km) as between-subjects and four time periods (before the quake, just after the earthquake shaking, when respondents perceived the Natech occurrence, and when they received the Natech evacuation order) as the within-subjects variables.
Tree-based identifications were conducted using distance as a phylogenetic optimality criterion and more specifically the neighbor-joining method [40] with the K2P substitution model in MEGA.
Unrooted phylogenetic comparisons were conducted with distance and parsimony methods by using PAUP*4.0b (22 ).
Whereas food-seeking female bees are more efficient pollinators, males conduct longer-distance visits and thus contribute relatively more to outcrossing [ 56].
Analyses were conducted using distance to the nearest of all three road types (A1 A3), distance to the two largest road types (A1, A2), and distance to the largest road type (A1).
