Sentence examples for distances in which from inspiring English sources
Rules based on rigid distances, in which a certain word must occur at a fixed distance from another word, are never found in grammars of human languages.
To ensure that the Avisoft and Pettersson recording systems did not differ in frequency responses of recorded ultrasound, we set up both systems and presented pure tone sounds, in the range of frequencies of P. californicus USVs at a distance comparable to distances in which the vocalizations were measured with each system (approximately 1m).
Genome-wide LD studies in tef are needed to determine the average distances in which LD declines in this species.
Next we reconstructed a neighbor-joining tree with Poisson correction for sequence distances in which orthologous genes from different species are expected to cluster together [ 14, 15].
Quantum entanglement, also known as spooky action at a distance, in which particles separated by light-years can still instantaneously appear to remain connected.
Take the first volume's "Walking Distance," in which a disgruntled New York City businessman gets the chance to warn his boyhood self of the disappointments yet to come.
The result was plunge for distance, in which competitors dove into the pool and then remained still for one minute or until their heads came to the surface.
Mr. Chang, a gregarious 56-year-old, was, like his protagonist, born and raised in Chinatown and speaks fluent English, which gave him an objective distance in which to view Chinatown.
This answer suggests that the Lagrangian function measures something analogous to increments of distance, in which case one may say, in an abstract way, that physical systems always take the shortest paths.
Christie's boyfriend and fellow speed skater Jack Whelbourne said that winning her heat would give her confidence in a distance in which she was the World Cup series winner last year.
This correlation is expressed in the Hubble law: velocity = H × distance, in which H denotes Hubble's constant, which must be determined from observations of the rate at which the galaxies are receding.
