Sentence examples for removed a distance from inspiring English sources

As seen from Earth, removed a distance e from c, the planet would also appear to move nonuniformly.

Once the grass cover is broken and the soil is exposed, soil is carried away especially by the strong winds, and also by pounding from occasionally heavy rains, to the point where the topsoil can be removed for a distance of miles from an entire valley".

An average of 77 ± 2% and 98 ± 1% of the added nitrate was removed within a distance of 40 cm from the injection wells (networks with acetylene and without, respectively).

The flag was then removed to a distance of 20 m from the nest.

For the damaged charms subjected to the saline and dilute HCl extractions, samples for total Cd analysis were removed at a distance from the damaged portion of the charm in case there had been depletion of Cd content at the site of damage.

The results can be summarized in terms of having developed a technique which is able to remove an individual distance contribution from a distribution of distances in a biomacromolecule containing multiple paramagnetic centers.

Thomas Hood wrote in 1830 an Ode to the Advocates for the Removal of Smithfield Market, applauding those "philanthropic men" who aim at removing to a distance the "vile Zoology" of the market and "routing that great nest of Hornithology".

I'm O.K. with this, since I can read Wallace Shawn and experience his writing in his plays and knowing him might imperil my ability to enjoy him: all writing happens at a remove, at a distance that can be shrunk only so much by the various technologies we erect to create a sense of proximity.

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From the remaining 53,998 candidates, 50,000 SNPs were selected by removing a SNP that had a distance of less than 10Kb from its neighbor, so markers will be distributed equally across the genome.

A distance constraint that removes a DOF from the network is said to be independent.