Sentence examples for distance to which from inspiring English sources

As Monteverdi, now sounding mostly from behind the set, in the far distance to which the musicians have disappeared, the dancers struggle up an incline, dragging their fellows.

Roche limit, in astronomy, the minimum distance to which a large satellite can approach its primary body without tidal forces overcoming the internal gravity holding the satellite together.

An outgrowth assay was used to evaluate in vitro the number of primary rat astrocytes infiltrating into the collagen gels and the distance to which they infiltrated.

Second, the distance to which edge-related desiccation penetrated into forest interiors varied among landscapes with differing forest loss and fragmentation.

All experimental tests were conducted in the slug flow regime, thus this paper also reports the effects of pressure and the distance to which this flow regime prolongs, which is correlated to the H2S removal efficiency.

Consequently my car alerts me when it thinks I'm drifting (there are many false positive, but few false negatives), and it keeps a safe follow distance, even when someone is tailing me at an unsafe distance, to which I used to respond by tailing the person in front of me.

The stars swim at distances to which the air-skimming circles flown by the International Space Station are as nothing.

The combination, called the Planck length (Gh/c3)1/2, equals roughly 10−33 cm, far smaller than the distances to which elementary particles can be probed in particle accelerators on Earth.

Polymer molecules seem to have the effect they do because, over the relatively large distances to which each such molecule extends, they impose a coherence on the fluid motion that would not otherwise be present.

It is walking distance to Palm Canyon Drive which is at the heart of Palm Springs for entertainment, art, culture, shopping and restaurants.

In addition, the formed vortex in the more asymmetric dot has a shorter distance to walk, which decreases Ha.