Sentence examples for designated distance from inspiring English sources

Nicole Hackett of Australia was declared the winner of the women's triathlon World Cup in an event yesterday in Perth, Australia, in which the running leg was shorter than the designated distance.

Fig. 10 Fragment of template of facial asymmetry with the designated distance values.

The designated distance of bone segment transport is 1 mm per day.

He, like Schwartzel (who averages 295.7 yards off the tee), is another player whose true length is not reflected in the statistics, which are based weekly on a player's total of eight drives on two designated driving distance holes.

Other mechanical devices either limit knee movement range or require frequent non-physiological and painful movement; in this novel CDS, only four cycles of knee flexion are necessary to reach the designated transport distance of 1 mm per day compared to 15 cycles of rotational movement of the femur using the Albizzia nail.

In this paper, the exogenous variables considered are the ones described in Table  3, respectively population density, percentage of patients aged 65 years old or older, mortality rate, percentage of patients without a designated doctor, distance to the nearest hospital and purchasing power.

The F.C.C. audit found that in 31percentt of the telephones tested, either the designated long-distance carrier or the telephone's owner had blocked access to the codes of other carriers.

In the final step of the process, the population evacuation demand was calculated for each 100 m2 cell by summing the values of the individual cells within designated neighbourhood distances.

They can also designate the distance they're willing to travel for performances, as well as link to their social media profiles and host up to five mixes.

The brick is visible under the ivy at the stadium in locations where the signs designate the distance from the wall to home plate measured in feet.

- Removes requirement that highway signs designate distances in kilometers.