Sentence examples for farther due from inspiring English sources

The rise in density suggests a higher occupation of the inner cavity, but at the cost of stability: the energy per HB is higher than in (7,7) and (9,9), so that every molecule, although the weaker bonds to its neighbors, cannot move farther due to frequent collisions with other molecules.

The English authorities decided to relocate these factories farther south, due to a shortage of cotton cloth, the main trade item of the east coast at the time.

Businesses, however, are also grappling with increasing challenges faced by employees, more of whom are finding themselves stuck on congested highways - forced to commute farther distances due to rising housing prices near their workplaces.

The president—just back from visiting their nearby southern neighbours and due farther south in October has news for them: they've seen nothing yet.

To get to the cave, go halfway down the West Drive near the 79th Street yard where vehicles are stored, and head due east farther into the park, across Oak Bridge at Bank Rock Bay.

Coarse materials would move farther than fine materials due to less energy consumption caused by intergranular friction.

In the morning and evening, reflection from the layer occurred farther from the radar due to the lower critical frequency (see left column of Fig. 1d) and the corresponding slant range increased accordingly.

These findings suggest that higher hair Mn concentrations observed in women living <50 m from a banana plantation compared to women who lived <span class="lh">farther away could be due to drift associated with applications of mancozeb, and this drift could result in higher Mn body burden and/or external contamination from airborne Mn.

Most will have a large, blocky appearance, with their front and hind legs wider set (held farther apart) than cows, due to the muscling in the chest and shoulders.

On the other hand, UL is effective for reuse when DUEs are farther away from eNB.

This figure shows that the region around the cut edge (the notch) of the flange in notch damaged beams yields much earlier than farther regions along the web, due to stress concentration.