Sentence examples for distance appropriate from inspiring English sources

It is not quite zoophilia, but is meant to make us think of primatologists who have transgressed, we are told, "the ethical distance appropriate to their field of scientific research".

If the source is placed at a (cosmological) distance appropriate for the redshift of the optical object, the projected motion across the line of sight has an apparent velocity that exceeds the speed of light.

Novel elements of the XRF hardware include protection of the sensor from the deposition environment, use of a sensor-to-sample distance appropriate to deposition chambers, and the use of only low-cost components operating at room temperature.

He also said that Mr. Spota, as the longtime counsel to the police detectives' union, the Suffolk Police Conference and East End police unions, would be too beholden to police interests and unable to maintain a distance appropriate for the county's chief prosecutor.

If we anticipate nonlinear effects, detecting the critical threshold distance appropriate for lifestage and context is an important consideration.

harengus vs. C. pallasii) as 4.7% for the cytochrome b gene and 16.9% for the CR segment using appropriate substitution models, or 3.6%and8.3%3% in terms of net distance, appropriate for assessing species divergence.

These findings demonstrate that this approach can successfully identify buildings in the WUI in diverse landscapes while achieving high accuracies at buffer distances appropriate for most fire management applications while overcoming cost and time constraints associated with traditional approaches.

Often, it is not possible to differentiate the modes of transmission (even through post-epidemic tracing and analysis) and, furthermore, there will be a great deal of overlap between forms especially at the intermediate distances appropriate for RZs.

If a NEUT instruction is placed before SFAC, neutron scattering factors are employed, and the default bond lengths to H or D atoms are lengthened to correspond to internuclear distances rather than the distances appropriate for refinement against X-ray data.

Participants were tested with test-distance-appropriate habitual refractive correction in place.

Topics in preclinical research include the principle of "modest translational distance" and appropriate animal models.