Sentence examples for moving a distance from inspiring English sources

This is equivalent to moving a distance of one light year every 14,700 years.

After maintaining peak intensity for 30 hours and moving a distance of about 75 miles (120 km), Carol weakened slightly off the coast of Georgia.

One joule is the energy expended when one kilogram is moved a distance of one metre by a force of one newton.

The probability (dP) that a molecule will move a distance between two points (x and x + dx) without collision is proportional to an exponential factor; that is, dP = e-x/μdx, in which e is the base of natural logarithms.

Nappe, in geology, large body or sheet of rock that has been moved a distance of about 2 km (1.2 miles) or more from its original position by faulting or folding.

With each "stroke," a swimmer moves a distance equal to a multiple of half the typical wavelength of the fermions, they find.

In fact, after N steps, on average the drunk will have moved a distance proportional to the square root of N from the post.

Note that each mobile node can move a distance of during each time period of in a direction selected from the set.

Robot needs to keep a speed to move or move a distance to check the pipe; thus, we propose two types control: One is cruise start/stop control, and the other is location control.

And they find that, after N steps in the process, an average atom has moved a distance proportional to N from its original spot--farther than it would get classically.

Cells that moved a distance ≥50 µm from their starting position (termed origin in MetaMorph) were tracked.