Sentence examples for distance forming from inspiring English sources

LONG SHOT — EMBANKMENT ACROSS A RIVER — NIGHT Low fires are seen in the distance, forming the enemy camp.

LONG SHJOT — EMBANKMENT ACROSS A RIVER — NIGHT Low fires are seen in the distance, forming the enemy camp.

Incandescent blocks showered the flanks out to 5 km distance, forming impact craters and triggering numerous forest fires.

It can also attach to the cyano group, if this group is separated from the benzene ring by some distance, forming a covalent CN− anion.

Here the travelling salesman problem algorithm [44] is implemented, and each distance forming the perimeter is stored as a number and a pair of letters identifying amino acids (i.e. R5L, where R is Arginine, L is Leucine and 5 is the distance in Å between them).

It will begin to acclimate the Israeli and Palestinian publics to the compromises they will have to make for peace; the Oslo process was brought down in part by the distance forming between what the negotiators were talking about and what their publics were prepared to accept.

At earlier times, the Universe was so dense that light could not propagate, so this distance forms a spherical boundary in all directions.

This distance forms a metric because it is the L1 norm applied to row differences of matrix P (with elements p ij as defined in (5)).

In 1969 Nikolaus Pevsner wrote: The Irwell, sourced at Cliviger in Lancashire, flows from the north and for a distance forms the statutory boundary between Salford and Manchester.

She earnestly, affably discusses her self-perception and how, despite a life begun at 12 in film and music, she doesn't consider herself an artist, and how this may actually be reassuring, affording her a healthy distance form the trappings of compulsory creation of Art.

A combination of three landscape types with visualizations of six varying numbers of WTs at two distances formed a set of 36 images.