Sentence examples for continued distance from inspiring English sources
In Fig. 6, anomaly values range from − 241 to 180 mGal (Fig. 6a) at 5 km upward continued distance, afterward − 135 to 80 mGal at 10 km upward continued distance (Fig. 6b), then vary between − 104 and 61 mGal at 20 km upward continued distance (Fig. 6c) and finally extend from − 105 to 46 mGal (Fig. 6d).
In college, he was a leading, middle distance and track star, and continued distance running well into his forties, finishing with the Boston Marathon at the age of 46.
It entails applying the upward continuation filter to the Bouguer anomalies at progressive heights and to determine the horizontal gradient of each upward continued distance (Blakely and Simpson 1986; Everaerts and Mansy 2001; Jaffal et al. 2010; Hadhemi et al. 2016).
The Corcoran College of Art and Design provides specialized arts instruction and other higher-education institutions offer continuing, distance and adult education.
A multiracial society continued to distance itself from a bigoted past.
As Donald Trump persisted with his controversial and offensive comments on Tuesday, Republican elected officials on Capitol Hill continued to distance themselves from their party's presumptive presidential nominee.
As such, Sanchez continued to distance himself from a mostly dismal rookie season, one leg pancaked by a defensive tackle at a time.
Differences over abortion and sex education continued to distance the Bush administration from many of the other delegates to a General Assembly Special Session on Children today, complicating efforts to draft a final declaration due on Friday.
But at another point, the German leader, who faces a tough election fight this fall, continued to distance himself from Mr. Bush's clear willingness to use military action to unseat Mr. Hussein.
In a brief statement that avoided any mention of today's raid, Vice President Al Gore continued to distance himself from the administration's handling of the five-month-old custody case.
Speaking before his introduction of Tom Daschle, the nominee for US health and human services secretary, Obama continued to distance himself from charges that Blagojevich sought to shake down candidates for the Senate seat left open by the president-elect.
