Sentence examples for notable distances from inspiring English sources

Also, it is to be noted, householders in the slum often walk notable distances to collect tapped water for drinking instead of using open and stagnant tanks which can be considered a behavioral improvement in the area, albeit it remain to be tested empirically.

Although not migratory, eagle-owls can disperse some notable distances in young birds seeking a territory.

Future scale developments can be empirically driven; the distribution of item locations highlight where 'gaps' in the measurement continuum are (fill notable distances in item locations with items, particularly those representing superficial PU impact and extend the measurement range at the extreme ends of the continuum).

The proteins sitting in this membrane, at this critical point, are able to feel forces 20 nanometers apart, the physicists predict -- a notable distance at those scales.

He and his cinematographer André Szankowski contrive startlingly unusual camera positions, and their most notable distancing technique is simply declining to give us many closeups.

But Budweiser is not stupid; there has been a shift in public opinion about the war, and there is a notable distance between "Coming Home" and, say, "Tribute," the ad Budweiser ran during the 2005 Super Bowl.

The distribution of PGVobs/PGV700exp for observed seismic intensities ≥0.5 (Fig. 2(a)) has a notable distance dependence, whereas that for intensities ≥2.5 (Fig. 2(b)) has little distance dependence.

The notable genetic distances found in the between-classes comparison (NTS I sequences had 0.016 and NTS II had 0.078 of overall genetic distance) suggest that both NTS classes are under distinct genomic pressures.

Notable long-distance races include the Sella Descent, a 16.5-km (10-mile) race contested annually from 1931 in northern Spain; and the Liffey Descent, a 28.2-km (17.5-mile) race contested annually from 1959 in Ireland.

Kolehmainen was born into an athletic family two older brothers were also notable long-distance runners and he began running in his teens, winning the British four-mile championship in 1911.

It is extremely notable that the distance shows a roughly linear correlation along with the evolution distance of 16S rRNA with a ratio of 1.61, which corresponds to the substitution rate between SD-like signal and TA-like signal along with the substitution rate of 16S rRNA as species distance for these bacteria.