Sentence examples for natural distance from inspiring English sources
It's something that most of the students get on board with, and because of that, there is a natural distance between them and the people on their estate who are trying to get them involved in gangs.
And while he does not consider the four hundred his "natural distance," preferring the two hundred, he has mastered the hardest of the sprints, a race that invites debilitating lactic overload from sustained maximal effort.
"If you were there you would keep a natural distance of 10 to 15 feet like everyone else" Milk says.
Another test is how small the differences between the coordinates and the harmonic coordinates are for "real-world" polygons using some natural distance measures.
For testing LRI, Lw (expand the leaf blade and determine the greatest width) and Ln (the natural distance of leaf blade margins at the same position) were measured.
where ε r is the residual strain, f is the lattice mismatch and d InN is the natural distance between planes of InN.
And I feel that the natural distancing effect of turning life into fiction means that my characters end up bearing little, if any, resemblance to anyone who might have inspired them.
One of the obstacles in proving inequalities of the form (2) on domains in (mathbb {H}^n) is that the natural distances on (mathbb {H}^n) ((delta _{cc}, delta _K)) are rather difficult to work with.
One example is to cluster cities on a map, since in this case Euclidean distance represents real natural distances.
In summary, Model 1 reveals that the intercistronic distances n1 and n2 are critical for the regulation of GCN4 mRNA translation, and that the natural distances may minimise the complicated effects of Factor X.
However we have seen in section 'Invariance by affine profile transformations' that when comparing two expression profiles recorded by microarray, natural distances between profiles should be roughly invariant by changes of scale for these profiles.
