Sentence examples similar to recognized distance from inspiring English sources

In a first step, fledglings could recognize distance calls of their parents, respond with their own distance call [20] and move in the direction of their calling parents.

Even in American high schools, the standard distance for the equivalent of a mile run is a 1,600-meter 1,600-meterhe interaceionotly recognized methec dinternationally0.

Working in offices, I always recognized a distance between the personality I presented to colleagues and that which I expressed in private.

Recognized p-distances within each OTU were considerably lower than 0.72% (Table  2).

She recognizes the distance between a love song and what it wants to express.

"We recognize the distance we have to travel," Mr. Marchionne said in a conference call with analysts and reporters.

Peaceful coexistence demands that all fair-minded people, Jews and Muslims, should recognize and distance themselves from the atrocities perpetrated by those within their own ranks.

A thorny problem, but if approached from a lemonade-from-lemons perspective, you could argue that our being forced to recognize our distance from the story puts us in the position of the narrator himself.

Most RNase IIIs and other dsRBPs identify their substrate by recognizing the distance between the minor grooves generated by one turn (i.e. 11 bp) of an A-form RNA helix[14].

"There was this attractive woman I had always recognized from a distance," Mr. Lahey said.

Gebrselassie has become the most recognized and popular distance runner in the world, and one of the wealthiest.