Sentence examples for imposed distance from inspiring English sources
I suspect this combination of tiny screen size and imposed distance explains why Jimmy Savile had any kind of TV career whatsoever.
He rejects the imposed distance and boundaries between object and observers, while retaining the standards and rigor required of good science.
The sum of squared differences (SSD) between the distances observed in the final model and the imposed distances was 107 Å.
The lingering presence of Stephens helped Romans settle in at Belmont, with its imposing distance, the longest these 3-year-olds will be asked to run in their careers.
Still, I agreed with Nehring's argument that we need "to rediscover the right to impose distances, the right to remain strangers".
An independent study by Hertfordshire Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders (HACRO) has shown that maintaining prisoners' contact with their children is made difficult by holding Hertfordshire prisoners at such imposing distances from their home area.
doi 10.1186/s12884-017-1599-7. http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/s12884-017-1599-7. Background: In Nepal, hypothermia is a major risk factor for newborn survival, but the country's public health care sector has insufficient capacity to improve newborn survival given the burden imposed by distance to health facilities and cost.
An approach based on the "interior point primal-dual algorithm" was discussed in [27] where additional constraints were imposed by distance relays and breaker failure on relay coordination studies.
Other challenges included overcoming barriers imposed by distance and time, particularly when health needs were urgent.
Telecommunication innovations could bridge some of the socialization and communication gaps imposed by distance and assist the caregiver in assessing and enhancing the elder's functional status.
