Sentence examples for distance divides from inspiring English sources

More than physical distance divides the Middle East's two giants: Iran's Persian-speaking Shias rub along uneasily with the Sunni Arabs of the southern Mediterranean, whom they regard as their cultural inferiors.

An even greater distance divides the shadowy father of the early Christian church from the homes and department stores of America and northern Europe, where Santa now occupies centre-stage in the Christmas narrative, edging out the Nativity.This metamorphosis provides the theme for Jeremy Seal's jaunty, readable travelogue-cum-biography.

Canberra distance: the Canberra distance between two vectors is given in Eq. 3. The calculation of this distance divides the difference module between each pair of corresponding features by the sum of the feature value module.

Speed, of course, equals distance divided by time.

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

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

Normalized source-relay distance is measured by the source-relay distance divided by the source-destination distance.

The similarity distance divided ten intervals, each interval relative frequency statistics like the best exemplars in Table 2.

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.

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.