Sentence examples for move farther than from inspiring English sources

I'm all in favour of a man expressing his feelings but if Smithy were my best mate I think I'd have to move farther than Wales.

Based on estimates of retardation, sulfolane was predicted to move farther than DIPA under the conditions at plant sites.

Coarse materials would move farther than fine materials due to less energy consumption caused by intergranular friction.

1/4· max{H,W} is used here since a point p t will not move farther than it given that the unknown misalignment is relatively small.

Therefore, if density does not vary, softer tissues exposed to a given radiation force move farther than stiffer tissues, and, having a lower shear modulus, take longer to reach their peak displacement (on the order of tens of microns), and recover more slowly [3].

From this diagram one may calculate what fraction, after any chosen interval, has moved farther than some chosen distance from the origin.

The United States has moved farther than most countries towards a system of mass higher education, and yet its 50 or so great research universities probably achieve higher academic standards than ever before.

Among the issues that will be explored at the hearings is the performance of what is known as the plane's automatic rudder limiter, a device that is supposed to prevent the rudder from being moved farther than is safe at its air speed at the time.

In this case, the constraint is applied whenever the atom in question moves farther than rmax from its original position.

There appears to be an overall reflexivity pathway, on which some PTAs have moved farther than others, but their progress is fractured by the resilience of modern institutions.

I specifically routed my trip to gradually make my way from the West to the East, never moving farther than a few hours' worth of flight at a time.