The phrase 'distance space' is not typically used in written English.
If you want to talk about the space between two objects, you would generally use the term 'distance' or 'spacing' instead - for example, "The spacing between the two trees was 10 feet."
Finding a solution to bone degeneration is seen as a crucial challenge for long distance space travel.
Bioreactor retention time is a key process variable that will influence costs that are relevant to long distance space travel or long duration space habitation.
MELiSSA is a bioregenerative life support system designed by the European Space Agency ESAA) for the complete recycling of gas, liquid and solid wastes during long distance space exploration.
In the 1572 "Rest on the Flight into Egypt," the holy family, angels and animals are crammed together at the left and center, while all the way at the right, in the distance, space opens up and we glimpse an unpopulated ideal city.
For shape clustering applications, most existing algorithms assume the shape representations either to be embedded in a multi-dimensional feature space or a metric distance space, making it difficult to evaluate several shape representations that do not conform to these assumptions.
We define a distance on, and then is a complete distance space.
However, some of the recently reported shape representations are embedded in arbitrary metric spaces, i.e. distance spaces, rather than in multi-dimensional feature space.
WA Kirk, N Shahzad, Fixed point theory in distance spaces.
It is based on equal distance spacing 4 probe methods which is carried out by inverse slope method suggested by Narayan and Ramanujachary (1967).
The reason might be that the spatial distance (spacing) between the protruding features is small compared to the size of the S. aureus cells.
Consider an OTH radar with one omnidirectional transmitting antenna and uniform linear receive array consisting of K antennas with d distance spacing between adjacent antennas.
