Sentence examples for distance divide from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason for the rise of once-secondary cities such as Austin, Texas, and Charlotte, N.C., is due to technology bridging the distance divide.

Speed, of course, equals distance divided by time.

A speed is a distance divided by a time ("miles per hour").

Total distance divided by the number of steps is average step length.

If velocity equals distance divided by time, each compressed second leaves a blurred image of the idyllic landscape around them.

For example, speed has the dimensions distance divided by time, which can be written as l/t, and volume has the dimensions distance cubed, or l3.

Experimental conditions of bubble Reynolds number and bubble distance divided by bubble diameter were from 300 to 650 and from 6.5 to 300, respectively.

Neighbor-Joining cluster analysis based on Nei's genetic distance divided date palm accessions into three major clusters in agreement with their geographical origin.

(4) The true source strength can be recovered by dividing the reconstructed one by a coefficient that is the square of the focus distance divided by the real distance from the source to the array center.

In science, we would write this as the equation "speed equals distance divided by time". We've become rather used to this equation - even if we don't realize it.

But in societies where a great social distance divides those who produce the law and those governed by it, we may need to go beyond the concept of law and start thinking about justice.