Sentence examples for most distant points from inspiring English sources

Etymology: (Greek: red flower) Note: Limb width measured between most distant points across corolla face.

Etymology: (Greek: two cake, from the separated placentas in fruit at dehiscence) Note: Limb width measured between most distant points across corolla face.

Between its most distant points, Kazakhstan measures about 1,820 miles (2,930 kilometres) east to west and 960 miles north to south.

Between its most distant points Kazakhstan measures about 1,820 miles (2,930 kilometres) east to west and 960 miles north to south.

With c ∈ {R, G, B}, c ≠ a and c ≠ b. Figure 2 shows that Pref1 and Pref are the most distant points from each pair of points and that is why P R is chosen as P M.

Because of an eccentricity of 0.048, the distance from Jupiter and the Sun varies by 75 million km between perihelion and aphelion, or the nearest and most distant points of the planet along the orbital path respectively.

The winter solstice is a turning point — a point at which the Earth's northern hemisphere reaches its most distant point from the sun.

He was supposed to go in Alaska, perhaps not coincidentally the most distant point in this country except for Hawaii (and warm-weather trips have not worked out well this summer).

The day when Medicare's hospital trust fund will become officially insolvent is now estimated to lie some 28 years in the future, the most distant point ever, and the program's administrative costs are far below those of private plans.

First he headed to the most distant point, a medical supply store a few miles from home, then on to a more local loop that included stops at a drugstore and a pet store where he bought a cricket lunch for the family frog.

Standard headlights barely cover the length of a football field, so that at 85kph, the most distant point visible is less than six seconds away.Night-vision lets the driver see up to five times as far, using a passive infra-red sensor.