Sentence examples for distance drops from inspiring English sources

But in later work this distance drops away.

In a telescope, Jupiter is about 33 arcsec wide while Venus swells from 22 to 32 arcsec as its distance drops from 113 million to 77 million km.

State law requires school districts to provide buses for high school students who live three miles or farther from school, and the distance drops to two miles for younger students.

In Figure 6, we also show that the verification rate of the PCA Mahalanobis (edge images) distance drops rapidly to 98% when FAR decreases from 100%.

The magnitude of axial velocity at a given radial distance drops for decreasing values of thixotropic parameter λ ((0< lambda <1)).   5.

Figure 7 shows that number of instructions to compute Euclidian distance drops from an average of 9.5 × 108 using 4SED algorithm down to 7.6 × 108 ms with Meijster algorithm.

And with thoroughbred breeders keen on stallions with credentials gained in races of a mile and a mile-and-a-quarter, the extra distance dropped further and further out of fashion.

The velocities slowly decline beyond that distance, dropping to around at 80000 ly.

This model extends previously proposed models designed to describe the rate of equilibration of hanging drop crystallisation experiments, and the authors consider the effect of well geometry, drop to reservoir distance, drop volume and precipitant type on the rate of equilibration.

By contrast, when the length of the new flagellum was reduced, the inter basal body distance dropped from 5 to 2.5 µm and the distance between the basal body and the posterior end of the cell increased from 4 to 6 µm (Table 1, 72 h).

The inter basal body distance dropped to less than 2 µm in bi-nucleated cells with unconnected flagella and the distance between the posterior basal body and the tip of the cell also increased to reach more than 7 µm (Table 1).