Sentence examples for is more distant from from inspiring English sources
A π bond forms a region of increased electron density because the electron pair is more distant from the positively charged carbon nuclei than is the electron pair of the σ bond (see chemical bonding: The quantum mechanics of bonding).
Kasich could provide the Party a vision of itself that is more distant from Trump, but the G.O.P.'s leaders would have to fight hard for it — and for a contested Convention — which would mean confronting ideological constraints of their own creation.
In his 2010 book, Yagisawa is more distant from Lewisian modal realism.
This phenomenon is smaller for Area B, which is more distant from the coastlines; therefore, the coast effect is likely a possible cause.
Because ZUG/ZSF, which is located at the northern flank of the Alps, is more distant from the central Alps and at a lower elevation compared with SNB, Henne et al. (2010) classified ZUG/ZSF as a "weakly influenced, constant deposition" site where the total population influence, population variability, and deposition variability are systematically larger than those at "mostly remote" sites.
Human knowledge proceeds from that which is acquired through the senses, i.e., particular intentions, to the knowledge of that which is more distant from the senses (DOS 627), that is, the common intentions (communes raciones siue communes intenciones) which are abstracted from them (QLIII1S 44, 189; see also see Lewry Por, 360).
"He was more distant from us than mother was," says Mr Talbot.
Most other places have to knock something down to put something up or are more distant from a university.
We find the climate problem may be more distant from the characterizations found in standard game-theoretical models.
