Sentence examples for most distant capture from inspiring English sources

Hoverflies carried less pollen overall but featured high proportions of B. napus pollen even at the most distant capture points.

The GRM also captures the most distant relationships (GRM value = −0.67), i.e. of Animal 2 with Animals 3 and 4, which are unrelated based on the NRM.

Hence, each sample contains no more than a single profile from each superfamily and therefore captures the most distant relationships among queries.

The most distant time points after patients procedure were selected to capture a stable and consistent period patients' social support; a period during which transient changes in social support around the time of coronary revascularization should have dissolved.

Earlier this year, a U.K. team led by Michael Rowan-Robinson of London's Imperial College pointed a submillimeter telescope on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, at the Hubble Deep Field, the small patch of sky where the Hubble Space Telescope captured optical images of some of the most distant galaxies ever.

Typically, the depth information is quantised with 8 bits, where the closest point is represented with value 255 and the most distant point is represented with 0. Additional virtual views (i.e. not captured) of the same scene imaged can be synthesised from the V+D original information by using 3D warping transformations.

"I went to a most distant place.

Cellphones already dominate the most distant outback.

At their most distant, they are 25,000 miles apart.

The most distant child is Sheila, 55, a homemaker.

The most distant lights shimmered in the heat.