Sentence examples for distances blue from inspiring English sources

They turned the near distances blue.

(h) Relative Raman peak intensities (red) and peak distances (blue) of the E1 2g and A1g bands for the single-, bi-, and tetralayer WS2 nanosheets [65].

From a distance, Blue Mound is no Mount Olympus, just a modest rise on the landscape.

Zandvliet is surrounded by mountains that stretch off into the distance, " blue and pale blue and paler blue, like old bruises getting fainter on your body".

He first worked with Morahan in 1961 on a television drama, The Long Distance Blue, starring Tom Bell, and again, in 1962, on Ken's play The Slaughter Men, which gave James Bolam his first starring role.

As the regime in Beijing has built up its long-distance "blue water" navy it has become increasingly assertive, bolstering its claims with accelerating construction work, and shrugging off calls for a regional negotiation settlement on the Spratlys' future.

That was when Gail first gazed into the middle-distance, blue eyes watering, jaw trembling and voice dropping to a whisper, and she's been doing it more or less ever since, right up to last night's session in Weatherfield police station, where she was accused of pushing her late husband Joe off his boat on Windermere.

The vertical distance of the lips during smiling, which is the shortest distance (blue line) from the lateral intercanthus line (red line) to the mouth corner in the photograph.

The mean dispersal distance can be obtained from σ by assuming a normal distribution of dispersal distance (blue line).

Beginning gently enough on the long-distance blues of NYC Baby, with acoustic guitarists Moses Sumney and Holly Miranda providing bewitching minimal accompaniment, things take flight on Beast.

This table shows that the competitive distance of blue in K-means is higher than the competitive distance of green color in Kohonen, therefore blue color will be the winner and will appear in the output of the MCS.