It interests me that both time and distance are concepts in the abstract but that both are more often used in specific terms -- a particular span of one or the other -- and can be described similarly, as long or short.
It is characterized by a particular span sequence, selected in order to achieve an optimal insertion of the structure in a particularly constraining surround.
— It was every Lakers fan's favorite parlor game in June, in particular the span from the 5th through the 17th, or any time anyone saw Kendrick Perkins and Leon Powe bending the rim: what would Andrew Bynum do?
Index fossil, any animal or plant preserved in the rock record of the Earth that is characteristic of a particular span of geologic time or environment.
In particular, C-SPAN asked to add some of its own robotically operated cameras to the existing government-controlled cameras in the House chamber.
However, a precise measuring scenario, in particular the experimental span, and its reliability in a wide range of operating conditions has not been carefully investigated in the past.
In particular, the third span of JB-3N had combinations of different types of damage (e.g., surface-cracking, spalling, and repaired regions); the damaged area of this span was about 19.6% of the total span area (= 65.9 m2/336 m2 × 100 ).
As a result, hormone replacement at menopause became rather routine in the service of preventing serious chronic disease, heart disease in particular, for a span of years.
We are conducting further studies to investigate the effects of economic factors on TB prevalence, in particular, housing, life span, healthcare, gross domestic product, income, education, insurance, social welfare, and traffic.
Experiences during the eruption suggested the greenhouses provided effective protection from direct tephra fall; however, tephra accumulated on the shallow pitched roofs and, in particular, between roof spans reduced solar radiation levels inside the greenhouse, resulting in reduced crop growth rates.
