Sentence examples for distance except for from inspiring English sources

Throughout that deployment, I was able to maintain a certain psychological distance, except for one night, after which a white owl started following me around.

The fin angle shows a homogeneous effect on the four targets as well as interval distance, except for the significant decrease of longitudinal temperature difference.

This is because most interactions occur with similar inter-personal distance, except for hug.

In the early stages, positive ions are distributed evenly over the inter-electrode distance, except for a small region near the cathode.

However, JMA introduced a similar weighting depending on the hypocentral distance except for the order of power: For P-waves (W p ): For S-waves (W s ): W s = W p /3. Comparing weights in these methods with those of our simulation indicates that NIED, using a weight function decaying faster than the inverse fourth power, probably succeeds in reducing the bias by systematic errors (Table 2).

A Grade I listed 17th century mansion overlooking Snowdonia, Bodysgallen Hall and Spa is almost invisible at a distance except for its chimneys thanks to the surrounding trees.

Using an observational property of the small data scatter at short hypocentral distances (except for one outlier at ~15 km in the 1 2-Hz band), which is likely to indicate well-calibrated source magnitudes, we were able to investigate the propagation dependence of P-wave amplitude fluctuations in the inhomogeneous crust.

When this stopover contamination risk was low (Figure 5B), HP H5N1 AIV did not spread over longer distances (except for few simulated birds) than when no stopover contamination was considered (Figure 5A).

In general, they show only slightly deeper potential minima and longer binding distances (except for RbHe).

The corresponding calculated distances, except for lamprey MC receptors, were plotted against the molecular and fossil data for each receptor subtype separately.

The analysis of nucleotide diversity showed a quite uniform distribution of distances, except for the animal No. 333 having two distant sequence sub-sets (333a and 333b) in different tissues, including CNS.