Sentence examples for provide distance from from inspiring English sources

Yet the reader is offered no mask, no gloves, to provide distance from the horror.

Mike Pence doubled down Thursday on his refusal to defend — or provide distance from — Donald Trump's most inflammatory insults of women and minorities, dismissing them as "little lines" taken out of context.

The MYB recognition sequence [ 38] allowed the excision of all sequences cloned into the multicloning site and acted as filler DNA to provide distance from the transfer DNA (T-DNA) borders [ 39], thereby minimizing interactions with elements at the insertion sites.

For each clone we give an associated mapped sequence-tagged site and provide distances from the telomere estimated using a combination of fiberFISH, interphase FISH, sequence analysis, and radiation-hybrid mapping.

Magnetic resonance of nuclear or electron spins can also provide distance information from the dipolar couplings between two identical spins.

For example, the densely deployed ultra-wide bandwidth (UWB) [15] and radio frequency identification (RFID) [16] anchors may provide distance information from the landmarks to the pedestrian, through time of arrival (ToA) and received signal strength (RSS) measurements, respectively.

These challenges, noted by researchers both in LMICs and providing distance support from a HIC, are partially overcome both by initiatives to enhance access to research (see the Global Open Access Portal [ 16] signposted by an experienced LMIC reviewer) and by international collaboration within review teams.

It provides distance, enforces perspective.

In order to directly compare the spiking activity in the planar and in the linear frames of reference, we used the planar coordinates (the usual x-y coordinates of the 2D plane) and then linearized the coordinates for 1 D such that x L provides the distance from one of the food wells, and y L provides the displacement from the midline of the track (recall that the track is 9 cm wide).

Task force members said the new site, which would have to be taken through eminent domain, could take longer to open as a school and provided little distance from the tragedy.

Williams came to the conclusion that, instead of following the model of natural science, the project of understanding human nature should rely on history, which provides some distance from the perspective of the present without leaving the fullness of the human perspective behind.