Sentence examples for minute distance from inspiring English sources

For the automatic measurement of spatial acoustic intensity the authors have devised a rotating probe comprising two microphones, which are arranged in parallel with the axis of the probe's holder and shifted by a minute distance from each other in the direction of the microphone axis.

The results reveal that the LEAP intervention had a significant overall interaction effect on children's pedometer-determined PA (e.g. steps per minute, distance per minute).

Minute distances, as, for example, the wavelengths of infrared radiation, are also given in micrometres.

After moving minute distances during the day, Halleck required his soldiers to entrench for hours each evening, to defend against the attack by Beauregard he felt sure was imminent.

However, due to the minute distances involved the precision of the instruments is insufficient for seamless stitching of the tiles (Fig. 1c).

More children from households having water access in more than 30 minutes distance 111 (35.7%) were found with active trachoma than those who could access water within 30 minutes or less foot travel distance 80 (16.6%) (AOR = 2.008; 95% CI 1.28-3.16).

Those families who walk more than 30 minutes distance from water source were two times more likely to have trachoma than those on less than 30 minutes walk from water bodies.

Finally, being a housewife, lack of health education and to live further than 60 minutes distance walking to the health post continued to be factors associated to a delay on treatment finding.

At the last minute the distance was changed to four kilometers.

And the minute you distance yourself, the joke doesn't own you.

High variability in patients' changes in 6 minute walk distance (6MWD) over time has complicated clinical trials of treatment efficacy in Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).