Sentence examples for distance meaning from inspiring English sources

On the eve of the match Paul Collingwood had said he thought spin would "go a distance", meaning out of the ground.

Next modelled annual 5% cuts in market rents from 2022 into the middle distance, meaning 2034, at which point £100 of today's rent would become £41.

Mr. Sturgell said that data on arrival patterns showed that planes were still separated by not much more than the minimum legal distance, meaning that controllers were not slowing traffic by inserting extra distance between planes.

They call it the Synapse platform, and it offers automatic infinitely variable focal distance, meaning that the GPS itself is clear no matter where the rider is looking.

There, managers rely on what researchers call "power distance", meaning it is generally accepted that bosses have supremacy over the people who report to them.

Currently, commercial carriers in the U.S. fly using radar signals, but these degrade over distance, meaning that air traffic controllers don't know the precise location of a plane in relationship to another flight.

Galaxies appear to recede from Earth proportional to their distances, meaning that the farther away they are, the faster they appear to be moving away as a consequence of expanding space.

Studying the galaxies suspected of hosting retrograde supermassive black holes, they found that the galaxies with the biggest jets were all located at great distances, meaning that they existed when the universe was much younger.

The next step, he says, will be to go for confirmation by surveying many more galaxies--perhaps as many as 100 million--at different distances, meaning at different ages of the universe, to see if the effects produced by this first round remain consistent.

All of the methods show greater consistency for functional residues than non-functional, even at greater distances, meaning that these assignments are a little more trustworthy than general alignments (Fig. 3).

Transcripts were assigned to empirically defined expression patterns using the k-means clustering algorithm, which generally finds a clustering solution with a smaller within-cluster sum of distances (meaning a more homogeneous cluster) than hierarchical clustering techniques.