Sentence examples for idea of distance from inspiring English sources

The idea of distance therefore becomes the perfect stage metaphor.

This idea of distance started kind of haunting me.

Reading the book, I often circled back to the idea of distance.

The application of a plasticity model for cyclically stable material behaviour based on the idea of distance in stress space is described.

He came up with the idea of distance learning and contacted Polycom, a specialist communications company, to see if they could help.

The present theory is based upon the idea of distance between stress points and to calculate these distances we use the expression of the yield criterion of the material.

The idea of distancing the paper from the party, which had seemed clever in 1946, meant that the paper could take its own line.

That leaves a narrow window of opportunity when the premise of 1980s sitcom Charles in Charge becomes a reality, a brief period in time in which the Australian public might suddenly find itself rather keen on the idea of distancing itself from Mother Britain.

The relevant learning process is associationist: normal vision results when tangible ideas of distance (derived from experiences of unimpeded movement) and solid shape (derived from experiences of contact and differential resistance) are elicited by the visible ideas of light and color with which they have been habitually associated.

Tangible ideas of distance are elicited not only by (1) visual or "pictorial" depth cues such as object's degree of blurriness (objects appear increasingly "confused" as they approach the observer), but also by kinaesthetic, muscular sensations resulting from (2) changes in the vergence angle of the eyes (1709: §16) and (3) accommodation of the lens (1709: §27).

Risk communication needs to attend to these ideas of distance from risk and the related underestimation of the speed with which the influenza virus can travel in a hyper-connected world.