Sentence examples for scale of distance from inspiring English sources

There's a scale of distance.

On certain types of charts, distances can be shown accurately, but directions cannot; on other types, directions are reliably presented, but the scale of distance varies greatly between different parts of the chart.

The K function can be easily transformed into the well-known L function [ 29], estimated by: (2) When (h) is plotted against h, the peaks for positive values indicate spatial attraction of events, or clustering, whereas the troughs for negative values indicate the spatial repulsion, or regularity, at the corresponding scale of distance h in each case.

The device should show your GPS coordinates and a scale of distance as well for your information.

Scale of distances larger than 0.020 was reduced to fit all data points in the art board.

This scale of distances is well suited for many biorecognition events.

Both eyes are used: the right for bringing the two images into alignment; the left for "finding" the object through a small field-glass, and for reading the scale of distances.

In the last decade a major debate has emerged on the astrophysics community concerning the anomalous behavior of the astronomical unit, the fundamental scale of distances in the Solar system.

They carried a scale of distances and a colour-coded pattern of rhumb lines, or loxodromes (with lines of the same colour crossing the Earth's meridians at a constant angle, so that following each rhumb line maintains a constant bearing).

The earliest extant Chinese maps date to the 4th century BCE, yet it was not until the time of Pei Xiu (224 271) that topographical elevation, a formal rectangular grid system, and use of a standard graduated scale of distances was applied to terrain maps.

Interestingly, the MP cells also show clustering over a wide scale of distances, suggesting that the randomization of the pattern by cell migration and death was incomplete in the analysed growing population.