Sentence examples for nearest suitable from inspiring English sources

If a point was rejected, the nearest suitable point inside the five pixel radius was selected.

Once it was pushed, the plane would land at the nearest suitable airfield, with no one onboard able to stop it.

The appearance of cabot's tragopan in the habitat fragments was best explained by the size of the fragments, the distance to the nearest suitable habitat and the amount of macropdous daphniphyllum trees.

Her son, Nathan, ended up being born on 1 May – at 24 weeks and one day's gestation, and weighing just 620 grammes (1lb 6oz) – 30 miles away at the Luton and Dunstable hospital in Bedfordshire, which was the nearest suitable unit that could take him.

Among the ideas that are getting close scrutiny are onboard flight-control systems that could be programmed to prevent planes from heading into restricted areas; remote control from the ground that could not be overridden from the cockpit; and a panic button, also impossible to override, that has the plane direct itself to land at the nearest suitable field.

Currently, children get free school transport when they live more than two miles (for primary age) and three miles (for secondary age) from their nearest suitable school.

The survival of larvae may depend on the abundance of food at various times and in various places, the number of predators, and oceanographic features that retain larvae near suitable nursery areas.

They're vulnerable and susceptible to becoming tied up in work that's nowhere near suitable for children.

This was only 1 percentage point away from achieving an average score of "Superior," indicating that most materials were near suitable for low health literacy individuals.

Keep in mind to place the box:[2] Near suitable brood habitat; Near shallow, fertile wetlands with thick cover; and Where there is a plentiful supply of invertebrates for eating.

'Wagonload' refers to conventional SWL (Single Wagon Load) from customers, transported by a feeder rail freight operator to a nearest or suitable marshalling yard or terminal for consolidation, from where they are transported by long distance block or shuttle trains to the destination terminal or marshalling yard, and then on to destination by feeder train transport.