Sentence examples for distances at which from inspiring English sources
Clive's novella has profound things to say about "the distances at which we keep each other".
Researchers evaluated whether the devices notified caregivers as they walked away from the vehicles and measured the distances at which alarms sounded.
Most horses have quite a limited range of distances at which they can be fully effective, and a Preakness winner with a pedigree based on speed rather than stamina is unlikely to run to its best over 12 furlongs, never mind actually improve, for the step up in trip.
A starter's gun fired, and Davis sprinted off in the 1,000 meters, one of two distances at which he holds the world record, atop blades that were 17½ inches long and just one-sixteenth of an inch wide where they met the ice.
The agglomeration schedule shows the order and distances at which items and clusters combine to form new clusters.
Separation distances maintained by elk from recreationists also were 3 5 times farther than mean distances at which elk could be viewed from trails.
"They're much safer as the computer controls the distance at which driverless cars drive and their speed.
Dr Kerner allowed for as much as 1.8 seconds, the distance at which drivers in Germany are taught to follow.
She became his guide to the city, initially impressed by the gentlemanly distance at which he held his partners during the foxtrot.
A community, it is said, used to be defined by the distance at which the drum could be heard (thus, by extension, the One Earth Tour).
