Sentence examples for distance mark from inspiring English sources
The peaks of the Transantarctic Mountains off in the distance mark the mainland.I've often heard McMurdo compared to a Wild West mining town.
Mr. Fossett, 54, was found off eastern Australia after traveling 15,200 miles since lifting off from Argentina Aug. 7., breaking his own distance mark of 10,360 miles set in 1997.
It won't go the distance, mark my words.
The distance mark in (a) indicates the range of the nanoporous base layer underneath the Au film and the nanopillars.
However, the growth rates calculated from different earthquakes at the same epicentral distance mark considerably different values from each other.
The distance mark in (d) indicates the range of the nanoporous base layer under the Au film and nanopillars.
Something of the same objectivity and distance marked Gilbert's performances of Ravel's Valses Nobles et Sentimentales of 1911-12 and, more surprisingly, of Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier Suite.
"In my imagination," he told me, in an e-mail translated by Ken Liu, "abstract concepts like the distance marked by a light-year or the diameter of the universe become concrete images that inspire awe".
"But it's one thing to resolve them at a distance marked by chill and total hostility, and it's another thing to have a willingness to listen respectfully".
"In my imagination," he told me, in an e-mail translated by Ken Liu, "abstract concepts like the distance marked by a light-year or the diameter of the universe become concrete images that inspire awe". In his novels, a black hole with the mass of twelve billion suns is the sort of thing that Chinese engineers might build.
Subjects tend to take longer to "mentally scan" over a distance marked as representing 80 miles than over a distance marked as 20 miles, even though the actual distances depicted on the map (which they have learned and are supposedly imagining) are the same (Richman, Mitchell, & Reznick, 1979a,b; see also Mitchell & Richman, 1980; Goldston et al., 1985; Reed, Hock & Lockhead, 1983).
