Sentence examples for extending to a distance from inspiring English sources

The propagation front was consistent with the arrivals of large amplitude surface waves traveling at 3.1 to 3.3 km/s and extending to a distance of 1,350 km.

The Extended Mahalanobis distance metric can be extended to a distance measure between two distributions by combining the covariance matrices of the distributions [21].

The calculated mixing ratios suggest that recharge by mine water extends to a distance of more than 550 m from the creeks.

The zero pop-in region was extended to a distance of 200 µm from the edge in the fracture section whereas it was 50 µm in roll over section.

The study area is located on the continental shelf of the Andaman Sea offshore Khao Lak (Phang Nga province, Thailand) and extends to a distance of about 25 km offshore (Fig. 1).

The hydrogen exosphere extends to a distance RH=3.1 RJ, much larger than the planetary radius of 1.32 RJ.

On this scale, the Oort Cloud, the enormous shell of 2 trillion comets that surrounds the solar system and in some ways marks its edge, extends to a distance of 1,000 meters -- 10 football fields end to end.

If the arbors were artificially straightened and directed radially, they would extend to a distance of at least several millimeters from the cell body (Figure 6).

In Fig.  5 the model calculation is extended to a distance of approximately 30 km from the vent, whereas in Fig.  6 the plume model calculation is terminated at the maximum rise height.

A mobile phone antenna's near-field extends to a distance of 5.2 or 2.6 cm, for 900 or 1800 MHz, respectively (most commonly employed carrier frequencies in 2G mobile telephony radiation), according to the relation r = λ/2 π, (r is the distance of near-field far limit from the antenna when the length of the antenna is smaller than the wavelength λ of the emitted radiation) [ 98].

The absorbed energy distribution was determined in each spherical tumour by using 25 equal-volume concentric spherical shells within the source volume and 25 equal-volume spherical shells around the tumour extending to a radial distance of 1 cm as a consistency check of the electron transport model used.