Sentence examples for know how distant from inspiring English sources
Since distance is an important determinant in this decision process, the reviewer wondered how the PV cell may know how distant its axon is located in relation to the soma.
Carr has written that "we shall never know" how the "distant community" in Beddgelert came to possess the four Anglesey churches, but thought that it might be significant that the priory also controlled two churches on the mainland, on the other side of the Menai Strait.
They also know how to muster votes in distant provinces; Golkar remains the best-organised of Indonesia's parties.
We all know how faintly we are affected by the prospect of very distant advantages, even when they are advantages which we may reasonably hope that we shall ourselves enjoy.
Paul McCartney apparently thought that John Lennon "didn't really know how to be a dad"; and first child Julian described him as "distant" and "a hypocrite".
Buxom bombshells lounged on distant planets, cannibalism was a hobby, and the dead just didn't know how to stay dead.
Washington becomes a distant, alien land populated by evil bureaucrats throwing roadblocks in the employees' way, preventing them from saving humanity as only they know how.
Now, scientists know how.
