Sentence examples for out of distance from inspiring English sources

As Berman and Smith fight their way out of distance, Strauss's violins loft them, predict their union.

Ross Bell, executive director of the New Zealand Drug Foundation, believes New Zealanders have proven themselves to be skilled drug manufacturers over many decades – a talent born out of distance and necessity, and honed through years of trial and error.

"It has really taken the 'distance' out of distance education," said Wong Tat Meng, president of the Asian Association of Open Universities, who is vice chancellor of Wawasan Open University in Malaysia.

For example, instead of answering Parry and Riposte with Compound Attack, a subtle fencer may make her next attack just out of distance, to allow time for a 'counter-parry and counter-riposte".

These data are then summed in the [111]-direction, giving the average out-of-plane distance as a function of distance from the LSMO/STO interface (Fig. 4b, green dashed line).

Streams of stars extend outward toward the front and rear of the orbital path of this cluster, stretching out to distances of 13,000 light-years.

The self-reported functional status measure asked respondents if they were able to perform each IADL on their own: preparing meals, shopping, taking medicine, traveling out of walking distance, managing money or using the telephone.

This distance is defined as an out-of-band frequency distance, ΔfOOB.

This in turn is in good agreement with the XRD-refined expanded values of the out-of-plane interplanar distances.

Well, returning home a week after the trouble broke out, a bit of distance perhaps offers the first hopes of a filtering process.

For an observer to recognise that the two trajectories are parallel she must "factor out" the effect of distance on retinal motion.