The editors of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, the so-called encyclopedia of mental disorders compiled by the American Psychiatric Association, are debating whether to change the criteria for post-traumatic stress to exclude such at-a-distance cases.
In the one-goal kicking condition, kicks were aimed at a single goal post placed at a distance of 4.0 m.
This more favorable post at a longer distance is likely to put him in a more advantageous position, and he's a rested horse, having skipped the Preakness.
A minimum beam diameter of 0.9 mm is achieved in the post anode region at a distance of 20 mm from the centre of cathode surface.
Set steel posts in the ground at a distance of no more than eight feet (2.4m) apart.
Although little noted in the midst of the uproar at the time, Ms. Golden herself held the term "post-black" at a critical distance, floating it out as a proposition rather than advancing it as a polemic.
At first, he kept me at a distance, throwing me the occasional post-gig scrap of interview.
The reason: most business transactions were already done at a distance, whether by fax, telephone, post, or private electronic links.
Following on the reiterated claim that accounting inscriptions make action at a distance possible, we draw on post-mathematical topology to explain that this distance work is dependent on inscriptions acting on distances.
Black can also be used to create silhouettes at a distance, maybe an extra fence post or a rock.
This device is composed of an array of posts (see Figure 5(b)), in which each row is displaced at a distance, Δ λ, from the previous row.
