But in the historic district of Nicosia, the capital, the distance shrinks to as little as 10 feet, at a place called Spear Alley.
But the distance shrank a little last week with the death of Ian Baynham, a 62-year-old civil servant who was set upon with a friend in Trafalgar Square on a night out on 25 September.
Note that this implementation of RDN corresponds to using the distances as directly from the k-average nearest neighbour (i.e., the distance shrinking to 1/3 and 1/2 has not been applied yet at this point, as explained later in the discussion).
But his intense localism is even more unusual today, as distances shrink, borders fade, and McDonald's, Wal-Mart and Coca-Cola build their brave new McWorld.
What's different now, 14 years after "High Fidelity," is that fans live out their obsessions on the Internet, a place where distances shrink, time collapses, and it's very easy to get lost.
However, the cells are subject to more interference from neighboring cells as distances shrink, which requires substantial coordination between neighboring BSs or fractional frequency reuse patterns.
After the five-billion-fold reduction, those previously unfathomable distances shrink to being around a kilometer, which — in terms of all-important you — is roughly a thousand times longer than the one-meter scale of your body.
The Zaatari camp is about 10 miles east of here, but the distance shrinks by the day as the ties between the city and the camp increase.
Manipulated by proper designed binary 0-π phase plate, an ultra small dark spot regardless of side-lobe intensity is generated with main-lobe peak to peak distance shrunk to 0.24λ, which is 46% of the case without phase plate.
Since agreeing to break itself up under pressure from the government in 1984, AT&T has seen its share of the long-distance market shrink each year.
