Sentence examples for odd distance from inspiring English sources

"It's an odd distance for these horses, something they aren't really used to".

Instead, they postured histrionically, they silently declaimed, all with an odd distance that could almost have been irony, but wasn't.

Sir Whimsy — The only horse with a win at this odd distance (it was at Gulfstream two races ago) might also be up front but hopefully not battling.

A strong chord of a cycle of a graph is a chord that joins two vertices of the cycle with an odd distance in the cycle.

The difference with algorithms in the previous section is that each robot now picks a center that guarantees that the new positions at the beginning of the next round are at odd distance from each other.

The digital space can create a sense of intimacy with strangers and yet an odd distance when considering actual lives of peasants, or the fight of the workers, or the struggle of artists for that matter.

In a 1952 fund-raising meet at odd distances at Randalls Island in New York, Wes Santee won the three-quarter-mile run and Laskau the half-mile walk, each in 2 minutes 58.2 seconds.

A centralized scheduler can provide a throughput of 0.5 to all nodes in the tree independent of the degree by alternating transmissions between nodes at even and odd distances to the root node.

And Mr. Roussève's piece addressed the prohibitions against marriage by 19th-century slaves and 21st-century lesbians, though at an odd emotional distance.

At 30-odd years' distance, they also symbolise a sport then festooned with gamblers, drinkers and smokers, whose off-the-pitch activities were not the subject of either tabloid exclusives or the kind of sob stories we associate with fallen talents such as Tony Adams and Paul Gascoigne, but the stuff of absolute normality.

Two linearly independent solutions are even and odd functions of distance from the critical layer.