Sentence examples for expansion distance from inspiring English sources

Ischnura elegans has also expanded elsewhere; in the UK it has expanded its northern range by approximately 168 km in the last few decades, which is more than double than the average expansion distance of other odonates [ 23].

Where one of these lines meets with the wall, mark the manufacturer's recommended expansion distance and then draw a line at that point which is perpendicular to the center line.

In order to calculate the average amount of activation of the expansion jackscrew received by the patients, the distance between the two halves of the expansion screw was measured on the post-expansion CBCT (Fig. 2b), and the pre-expansion distance, measured 10 times on a CBCT of the expansion device before activation, was then subtracted.

He cites the expansion of distance learning and postgraduate work.Yet ex-communist campuses can lose as well as win in global competition.

The researchers then compared the results to how far away each cluster would be assuming constant expansion, a distance determined by how red the cluster appears in visible and infrared light.

Nevertheless, significant expansion of distance learning, especially when coupled with continuing education programs, offers increased marketing possibilities for even the most traditional campuses.

Here in Wisconsin, where the school choice movement began and where there has been a rapid expansion of distance learning, two Wisconsin school districts with online education programs -- Grantsburg's iForward and Waukesha's eAchieve Academy -- announced that they would not renew their contracts with K12 Inc. for the 2012-2013 school year.

Such expansion increases distance between places of interest, makes walking and biking impractical, and increases reliance on automobiles for transportation.

Despite the high degree of microcollinearity, an expansion of distance of a factor 4.9 in grapevine was observed due to differential accumulations of transposable elements in intergenic spaces.

This expansion of distance in grapevine is not correlated with the genome sizes in grapevine (~504 Mb, [ 47]) and in C. canephora (~690 Mb, [ 10]).

Comparisons between C. canephora and black cottonwood homologous segments indicate a limited expansion of distance in black cottonwood compared to C. canephora of a factor 1,6 and 1 in chromosome XIII and scaffold 201 segments respectively.