"distance to move" is an accurate term in written English.
It can be used to refer to the amount of space between two things that needs to be crossed or spanned. For example, "I don't know if I have the energy to cover the long distance to move from home to work today."
It is as if Eliot is unable to achieve the critical distance required to move her story briskly forward, but instead lingers lovingly over her memories of those early years with Isaac.
During his victory walk — it was his first show at the Garden — he didn't high-five anyone, though everyone within reaching distance seemed to move into position to do so.
When moving to the furthest extent, the distance needed to move the subject atoms 1 Å beyond any of the other atoms in the molecule is calculated, and used as the offset.
Those that moved a significant distance failed to move in the characteristic arc pattern observed in wild-type cells.
Anything higher would be viewed as politically unpalatable and probably push long-distance companies to move even faster to use new phone technology, like Internet calling services, that bypass the Bell networks altogether.
If there was a base-by-base search mechanism it would have to crawl along this distance in order to move from one GA-sequence to the next.
Increase mouse sensitivity, preferably with acceleration, to reduce the total distance you need to move the mouse.
Marsh et al. (2000) [ 42] showed that túngara frogs have a breeding neighborhood of less than 10 m; that is, at smaller distances males tend to move among breeding sites but not so at distances of 10 m or more.
The FMt sweep may be used by CF-bats as it is by FM-bats i.e. to precisely estimate the distance to objects, moving and stationary (Schnitzler, 1968; Schuller et al., 1971; Schnitzler and Denzinger, 2011).
