'measurable distance' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a concrete amount of space (not just abstractly) between two points, objects, or places. For example, "The measurable distance between us was ten meters."
It would put a measurable distance between the party and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh movement.
But the distinction has a difference and O.K.'ers know what's O.K. "Farther" refers to measurable distance.
Go for example to the Smithsonian museum, to the new hall of human origins which shows among other things the branches along which three, maybe four if you count Indonesia, humanoid – shall we say, anthropoid – species died out within measurable distance of 75,000 years or so.
The shortest measurable distance was 0.026 mm, given by the imaging resolution, which means that the pixel of the fluid blob is next to the pixel of the solid bead.
The GLS-1500 is a medium-range scanner, with a maximum measurable distance of 500 m at a scan rate of 30,000 points per second and a range accuracy of 4 mm within 150 m of the unit (Topcon 2010).
The TX5 is a lightweight short-range scanner with phase-based laser ranging capability, with a maximum measurable distance of 120 m at a maximum scan rate of 900,000 points per second, and a range accuracy of 0.3 1.1 mm at 10 25 m from the unit (Trimble Navigation Limited 2012).
For instance, the distance between the symmetry-related residues 103 in the MsbA homodimer (previous work Borbat et al., 2007 and see below) is outside the range of measurable distances by DEER, at least 10 Å longer than the distance measured at the equivalent BmrCD pair, 96/188.
These interactions could be either highly localized or span physically measurable distances.
Recent efforts to develop new spin labels are focused on tailoring the intrinsic properties of the label to either extend the upper limit of measurable distances at physiological temperature, or to provide a unique spectral lineshape so that selective pairwise distances can be measured in a protein or complex containing multiple spin label species.
As a result, important factors such as measurable distances to health facilities, and cultural issues like feeding and childcare practices could not be considered because of their non-availability in the DHS datasets.
The vicinity of the two diseases in Ess's body was not defined by measurable distances, but rather by visible similarities and the many invisible analogies that linked the human body to the surrounding macrocosmic world.
