Sentence examples similar to lines distanced from from inspiring English sources

The criteria used in this research were proximity to existing urban areas, proximity to major roads and train lines, distance from environmentally valuable and vulnerable areas or from protected areas, proximity to water (lakes and rivers), and the slope gradient (see Table 2).

The ratio of distance from Go'RtGo'Lt to line Cd'RtCd'Lt to distance from line Me' to line Go'Rt-Go'Lt (G/F ratio), ratio of distance from Me' to line Cd'RtCd'Lt to distance from Me' to line Go'Rt-Go'Lt (H/F) ratio) showed a statistically significant difference between experimental group and control B group (Table 7).

But this tracking of the straight line distance from one place to another was only half the picture.

Waller said the screen is 23 feet high and the straight line distance from side to side is 51 feet.

Route efficiency was calculated by dividing the direct straight-line distance from the release point to home by the actual distance flown.

Catchment ares are defined by taking a straight line distance from each wind turbine that can vary from site to site.

The overall median straight-line distance from noncatchment referring hospitals to the study center was 61.2 miles (IQR = 19.0-136.4), compared to 33.6 miles (IQR = 13.9-61.5) thethe closest center.

The river, once known as the Coxiuara, is one of the world's most-meandering streams; the straight-line distance from its rising to its mouth is less than half that of its meanders.

Basin length is defined as straight line distance from a basin mouth to the outlet point (Horton 1932).

Forest City lies within Iskandar Malaysia's special economic zone and its straight-line distance from Singapore is just two kilometers.

The sinuosity is the ratio between the actual length and the straight-line distance from source to mouth.