Sentence examples for in which distance from inspiring English sources
Watts and Strogatz showed us a new view of the world in which distance vanishes.
In a world in which there's no more "away" and in which distance has disappeared, do road movies still have a reason to exist?
So I was learning how to direct the orchestra and they were learning at the same time to play instruments—a process of exchange in which distance disappeared between the conductor and his musicians and among the individual musicians.
The Economist magazine had a wonderful phrase a while ago: "the abolition of distance". Our government didn't have any way to organize itself or had not thought about the need to organize itself about an era in which distance has been abolished.
Participants (n = 40) were randomly assigned to one of two distance conditions, in which distance to a target plate of snacks, was varied (proximal condition = 20 cm vs. distal condition = 60 cm), while distance to a proximal alternative, the control plate, was kept constant (20 cm).
It uses L p –metric, in which distance between compounds x and y in feature is space denoted by Formula 11.
Depth-sensing cameras can produce 'depth maps' like this one, in which distances are depicted as shades on a gray-scale spectrum (lighter objects are closer, darker ones farther away).
Firstly, we build an interference model for adjacent femtocells, in which distance-dependent interference to terminals within the whole femtocell coverage area is considered.
This article provides an overview of the use of telepresence robots in clinical practice and describes an evaluation of an educational project in which distance-based nurse practitioner students used telepresence robots in clinical simulations with on-campus Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing students.
This issue is of particular importance in the future wireless systems in which distances between base stations (BS) and mobile terminals are becoming smaller and smaller.
However, one can measure mass and energy using the same units by choosing units in which c = 1, i.e., units in which distances are measured in units of time (e.g., light-years).
