Sentence examples for imposing a distance from inspiring English sources

The dancers perform with a radiant precision, but it is in the transcendent thread of the Vaughan Williams solo that Clinkard encapsulates the double dynamic of his choreography, drawing us into the intimacy of the dancers' interactions, but also imposing a distance, as if observing from a bird's-eye view.

Clustering was based on maximal dissimilarity partitioning with the clusters derived by imposing a distance threshold between a molecule and its cluster representative.

Inevitably, McKellen's dissimulation imposed a distance between him and his parents.

The excellent actors – Peter Macqueen, Jack Power and Matthew Vaughan – compel an emotional response; the setting imposes a distance that stimulates reflection on what it means to "be trapped".

The intensity of his contact with the piano, and the fullness of his commitment to the moment, imposes a distance between him and his audience.

This strategy imposes a distance between Cave and the reader, one compounded by the very quality that helps Cave survive — his methodical nature, his "never giving way to emotion or despair".

To compute CRERs significance, we kept sites with a maximal p-value of 10-4, and imposed a distance of at least six nucleotides between consecutive sites to discard overlapping sites that would bias the computed significance.

By imposing a minimum distance restriction, deviations with this kind of topography will not be split into different contributions.

The isopeptide bond between the two Ubs was defined by imposing a loose distance restraint (10 Å) between the side chain ammonium group of either K48 or K63 and the carboxyl atom of G76.

The idea of imposing an evolutionary distance to the host switches is one possible criterion when it can be justified from a biological point of view.

A London comparison would be the Heygate estate – imposing from a distance, green inside.