Sentence examples for mean distances of from inspiring English sources

The mean distances of Apollo asteroids from the Sun are greater than or equal to 1 AU, and their perihelion distances are less than or equal to Earth's aphelion distance of 1.017 AU; thus, they cross Earth's orbit when near the closest points to the Sun in their own orbits.

Mean distances of PCA analysis showed a strong correlation and linear relationship (R2 > 0.94) with amount of adulteration percentages at both room temperature and 55 °C.

After eliminating such points, we estimate the second filtering factor based on the global mean over mean distances of each point's neighborhood.

Three markers were placed at a mean distance of 5.5 mm from the pseudotumors, and 11 central and 20 lateral markers were placed at mean distances of 17.2 and 20.7 mm from the pseudotumors, respectively.

In a two-step anodisation process within sulfuric acid a nanoporous alumina layer (with mean diameters of 25 nm and mean distances of 30 nm) was formed on the aluminum sheets.

The mean distances of the pins from the sciatic nerve was 30 mm (range 2 38 mm) and from the bony edge of the greater sciatic notch 18 mm (range 0 33 mm).

It orbits Uranus once every 4.144 days at a mean distance of 265,970 km (165,270 miles).

Titan orbits Saturn at a mean distance of 1,221,850 km (759,220 miles), taking 15.94 Earth days for one revolution.

Venus orbits the Sun at a mean distance of 67 million miles, Earth at 93 million and Mars at 155 million.

It moves around the Sun at a mean distance of 228 million km (140 million miles), or about 1.5 times the distance of Earth from the Sun.

Venus orbits the Sun at a mean distance of 108 million km (67 million miles), which is about 0.7 times Earth's distance from the Sun.