Sentence examples for slow distance from inspiring English sources
As they slow, distance between them and planes behind them shrinks.
There are many theories: training has evolved from high mileage to long, slow distance.
The popular workout method known as L.S.D. -- long, slow distance -- has led to inefficient training by Americans, Webb said.
For example, in Table 2, Rule 2 may be expressed as IFrelated velocity is slow, distance is small, and predicted connection time is medium, THENeligible value is high.
Joe Henderson, its chief editor, advocated "Long Slow Distance" as one possible path to running enlightenment.
He is continuing his predecessor's slow distancing of Toshiba from the home appliance market.
Instead, the traces from Flickr have a slower distance decay, in better accordance with census data.
This relationship suggests that traits enhancing vagility (i.e., high dispersal ability and propensity) would be frequently favoured in regions heavily influenced by glacial cycles [20], such as northern Europe where we consistently found a less-distinct species composition of plots and a slower distance decay in floristic similarity than in southern Europe (Figures 2 and 3).
The procedure provides the calculation of various aspects related to the performance: stopping or slowing distances, dissipated energy, force calculations, and immobilization braking.
Goldstein is too kind to Archbishop Stepinac, who was slow to distance himself from these events.
