Sentence examples for longer the difference from inspiring English sources

It is reasonable to assume that the longer the difference between the last inspection instant (Delta_{m}) and the current time t 0, the bigger would be the error if we regard (Z(t_{0} )) as (Z(Delta_{m} )).

Moreover, we observe that as the fragments get longer, the difference between the average number of (i', j') pairs in the sparsified and the original algorithm increases.

As interstation distance becomes longer, the differences between stations in the path and source term increase until the site amplification correction offers only a marginal advantage for seismic intensity prediction.

But at some point, it no longer matters whether you're lying to yourself or others; at some point, you no longer know the difference.

Possibly they no longer know the difference.

Emma Richards could no longer tell the difference between the sea and the sky.

Who any longer knows the difference between "its" and "it's" or "may" and "might"?

His fingers could no longer tell the difference between coarse cotton and smooth silk.

We no longer respect the difference between day and night; they blend into one.

They move onto the living because they can no longer feel the difference between the living and the dead.

Maybe the Clintons have been justifying the unjustifiable for so long they can no longer tell the difference.