Sentence examples for distance forms from inspiring English sources

Ussuri River, Chinese (Pinyin) Wusuli Jiang or (Wade-Giles romanization) Wu-su-li Chiang, northward-flowing tributary of the Amur River that for a considerable distance forms the boundary between China (Heilongjiang province) and Russia (Siberia).

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.

It seems that patients with sepsis and septic shock exhibited similar patterns of complexity in these scales (their distance forms in deep blue areas in the figure), whereas subjects with SIRS form a rather distinct area of similarity, and in most cases, the distances between cases belonging to SIRS and sepsis are higher.

To use horse racing terminology, she had impeccable course and distance form.

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

Any error in centre distance, form, or concentricity is therefore proportionately more important than in larger gear trains.

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.