Sentence examples for once distance from inspiring English sources

For those living near a HF, the measure of health service availability that matters relates to the actual availability of inputs to provide the services, first because once distance is not a major barrier to use service, other factors may play a bigger role, and second because they probably have more and better information than those living further away.

Once distance correction had been established using the ETDRS chart at 4 meters, two additional lenses of the same power were simultaneously introduced in front of both eyes to produce defocus and then measure visual acuity.

The effect is at once distancing and frustrating.

He at once distanced himself from Mr Antasari, saying the law must take its course.Parliament, which is deliberating legislation that would weaken the KPK, has also acted typically, if less commendably.

In fact, Bohr once distanced himself from what he considered to be Heisenberg's more subjective interpretation (APHK, p.51).

Once distances have been well estimated, the position of the mobile station (MS) to be located is estimated using a new robust least-squared multilateration (RLSM) technique that combines the RSS and RTT ranging estimates mitigating the negative effect of outliers.

Once distances between the MU to be located and the reference devices in range are estimated, and assuming known the reference devices positions, different techniques could be applied to infer the MU position, like circular lateration [17] or hyperbolic lateration [18].

Rural broadband access has been addressed more recently in a number of publications, generally favouring wireless links over optical fibre and satellite communications due to economic reasons, and over telephone copper wire due to limited bandwidth once distances from the telephone exchange grow longer [5].

Once distanced from this self-critical point of view, you are reduced to who you really are, and inevitably you will feel more fulfilled and confident.

So now they enter the 140th running of the Preakness at once distancing themselves from Barbaro's downfall and clinging to memories of his ascent.

Alternatively, adaptation may not be increased in long-distance comparisons once the distance is greater than the scale of local adaptation [31].