Sentence examples for judging space from inspiring English sources

She had not tried to fly an airplane, but she had found she could do almost everything else, with her other, monocular ways of judging space and distance.

Twenty-five years passed and, as she pursued an academic career in neurobiology, she found she could do almost anything, with her monocular way of judging space and distance.

Of course, judging any space under construction is risky.

As indicated in 1.2, there are three space-dividing criteria used in searching the optimal scheme of CSD, judging the common space and detecting the engineers belonging to the public.

Reacting to the space, judging the crowd, keeping people on their toes, bringing in those little bits of magic from nowhere and blasting people with CO2 gas whenever possible. .

In Experiment 1 it was found that neglect patients, in contrast to left- or right-hemisphere lesioned control patients and normal subjects, show similar distortions of perceived visual space when judging the extension of horizontal distances (space distortion) as compared to the horizontal size of objects (size distortion).

Yet, with Dowie's Hull still to host Fulham, Burnley and Sunderland – hardly easy fixtures but potentially winnable – West Ham desperately need to eke out breathing space and, judging by events against Wolves, they are imploding.

That show drew charges of racism when it was broadcast, and Entine clearly expects that "Taboo" will do the same, judging from all the space he devotes to defending his decision to write it.

The VCMs must then constrain the orientation of the top plate by judging the producible velocity space of the top plate.

The chance to witness a coup against the FA Cup holders was hardly persuasive judging by the empty spaces in the newly configured stadium.

In the four-plus years since NextSpace launched, it seems like the coworking concept has really taken off, at least judging from the new spaces that I keep walking past in San Francisco.