Sentence examples for leaving distance from inspiring English sources

The inlay blocks out peripheral (surrounding) light without affecting the central vision which uses the rays passing through the pinhole, improving near vision and leaving distance vision as before in the eye with the implant.

Some can also monitor how much time is left (distance or time) in a programmed ride, or how close the rider is to an ideal pedaling pace.

The great Paul Elvstrøm, who competed at eight Olympics, described the Finn as the one class of Olympic sailing where there was a clear difference between the "good" and the "very good", who "can always leave distance between himself and others".

Being cyberized or virtual does not leave distance education apart; still it is a product designed to serve actual human beings and alike every design, the process has inputs, outputs and unfortunately, produces waste.

10.7554/eLife.06866.024 Appendix figure 3. (Left) distance constraints used in BUNCH.

The findings point to the importance of leaving some distance between researchers and respondents, and confirming that respondents' privacy and confidentiality are respected and prioritized.

Show the child how to to do this gently, leaving a distance of 1 cm between each of the cuts.

Elongation by the leaf sheath especially that between the second and third oldest leaves (distance II in Fig. 2) contributed to shoot lengthening.

In agreement with the trend observed for individual branches, the ATGC-wide estimate of the gene flux rate (overall GDE rate; see below) also shows significant negative correlation with the total phylogenetic tree depth, estimated as the mean root-to-leaves distance (Additional file 2: Figure S7).

They would not have heard the car anyway it had been left a distance down the driveway.

They would not have heard the car anyway — it had been left a distance down the driveway.