Sentence examples for even distance from inspiring English sources
'even distance' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when something is equally spaced from something else, and wishes to emphasize that an equal amount of space or time has been used. For example: "We decided to maintain an even distance between each other when walking through the crowded mall."
And he recalled the unexpected sense of calm, even distance, he felt at the screening, from working outside his native Iran.
In reality many people who don't actively identify as or even distance themselves from the scary f-word still have feminist views.
Growing ranks of critics have expressed their disbelief that he is yet to intervene on an issue gripping the nation and condemn or even distance himself from comments made by members of his party.
Previous work has offered income, education, low levels of agricultural labour (which is replaced by more mentally stimulating jobs), climate (the challenge of surviving cold weather might provoke the evolution of intelligence) and even distance from humanity's African homeland (novel environments could encourage greater intelligence) as explanations for national differences in IQ.
The break even distance was found to decrease from 140 to 70 km (Fig. 18).
Open image in new window Fig. 18 Break even distance between Swiss Split and truck distribution (ETH Zurich).
And these people are so extreme that Al Qaeda is even distancing itself from them.
However, even generalist natural enemies can also be density- or even distance-responsive [2], [4].
Stick them at even distances so that they shine as the orientation of light changes.
Analysis is also carried out to compare the economics of a grid-connected EVCS with an isolated EVCS and the optimal break-even distance for the grid connected EVCS to be a viable option, is determined.
This paper proposes an integrated PV/wind hybrid system optimization model, which utilizes the iterative optimization technique following the Deficiency of Power Supply Probability (DPSP), the Relative Excess Power Generated (REPG), the Total Net Present Cost (TNPC), the Total Annualized Cost (TAC) and Break-Even Distance Analysis (BEDA) for power reliability and system costs.
