Sentence examples for on distance of from inspiring English sources

It remains unclear if there are differences in vascular access based on distance of one's residence to dialysis centre at time of dialysis initiation, and whether region or duration of pre-dialysis care are important effect modifiers.

Today Australians pay for communication by raw volume of internet data, not by fixed toll or metered tariffs based on distance of individual calls, like we used to.

Weights of concepts in the user's response are calculated based on distance of these concepts from question's concepts.

The Source node multicast the RREQ message to all the intermediate which contains the IP address of the destination node based on distance of the destination node.

The Euclidean distance is used to compute the cost of each edge based on distance of sequent points in each road segment.

In a similar work, Neri et al. (2015) used a visuohaptic simulation in order to illustrate the dependency on distance of the electric force strength exerted on a test point charge by different charge distributions, for a sample of undergraduate engineering students.

The spectrometer resolved the sodium doublet, and showed that the ratio of the D2 and D1 lines is not 2.0, as had been thought hitherto, but is highly variable on distances of a few tens of kilometers.

The weights are based on distances of pixels to the asymmetric axis of the person image.

The is seeing it focus on distances of up to 150 miles in key transportation hubs, gunning for density as a means to scale, rather than longer and therefore potentially more profitable journeys if looked at only in isolation.

In comparing 1989 and 2014 on distances of 5, 8, 15, 20, and 30 km, the city density was increased very high.

Any course that exceeds the marathon length of 26.2 miles qualifies as an ultra, though many events focus on distances of 50 kilometers, 100 kilometers and 100-plus miles.