Sentence examples for distance extending from inspiring English sources

The results show systematic variations of the Hg concentrations in soil samples as a function of distance extending horizontally from the femur.

Here we report a replication in which we reconstructed their optical device and measured both perceived size (replicating the main conditions of their experiments) and perceived distance (extending their work).

Robots are rapidly emerging as extensions of ourselves, enabling us to express ourselves at a distance, extend our creativity, create new objects, empower new communities, and challenge civil rights.

Cleverly's 12th win inside the distance extends his unbeaten record to 25.

The NLOS channel path loss does not show a linear-logarithmic characteristic as the LOS channel; instead, the path loss changes slightly as the distance extends.

Another important phenomenon is that in a LOS channel, the received direct path power reduces by 7.4 dB when the distance extends from 50 cm to 1 m.

As the transmission distance extends to 1 m, the multipath signals increase, such that the LOS path loss is less than the free space path loss, as shown in Figure 6(b).

LD estimation reflects the strong population structure of the japonica subpopulation in our collection, since r 2 drops to 0.23 when chromosomal distance extends to approximately 368 kb while in the 3KRPG subpopulation we estimated a more rapid decay that extends to 174 kb for the same value of correlation coefficient (Fig. 3).

The shortest total distance extended by the axons within the inhibitory region was measured and then averaged.

A percent of axons in each region was determined by the following equation: (No. of axons in region/Total number of axons in all 3 regions) *100 The axons that had stopped within the inhibitory region mentioned in the section above were then measured to determine the distance extended after crossing the proximal interface.

Distance extended (d) was measured against lamellipodial persistence (p), defined as the amount of time that the cell spends persistently extending a lamellipod before pausing or entering a retraction phase.