Sentence examples for cross distances from inspiring English sources

He wants to avoid barriers and cross distances between himself and Susan.

The less energetic atmospheric neutrinos, since they have a larger interaction length and can cross distances in rock of the order or larger than the Earth radius, can be used to study the mantle/core structure of our planet.

When distances between trees are too great, sifakas will descend to the ground and cross distances more than 100 m (330 ft) by standing upright and hopping sideways with the arms held to the side and waving up and down from chest to head height, presumably for balance.

Nevertheless, we seriously doubt that an individual túngara frog is able to cross distances of 20 km or more without the aid of human transport as the analysis of first migrant detection might suggest.

A white fixation cross appeared for 500 ms, then two sample stimuli with different colours and orientations appeared for 500 ms on the left and right of the fixation cross (distance from fixation = 3.8°).

A white fixation cross appeared for 500 ms and then 2 sample stimuli with different colors and rotation angles appeared for 500 ms on the left and right of the fixation cross (distance from fixation = 3.8°).

Pipeline crossing angles, crossing distances, and anode depths, our results suggest, have no significant influence.

Transportation would become much more efficient, which would free city space for other uses and make crossing distances easier than today.

Our calculated results indicate that both the pipeline corrosion potential and the current density remain practically unchanged for the different vertical crossing distances in the range investigated.

When the shock crossing distances are normalized to fixed solar wind Mach number, interplanetary magnetic field orientations, and EUV flux value, the scatter of the terminator plane crossings is considerably reduced.

At small crossing distances, for example involving closely related individuals, inbreeding depression can unmask deleterious alleles lowering offspring fitness (Charlesworth and Willis 2009).