Sentence examples for spacing from inspiring English sources
The word "spacing" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to the arrangement of items or the distance between them. For example, "I like the spacing of the trees in our garden."
noun
The action of the verb .
This would, said Kreeger, allow the two to "develop a collective schedule" rather than a competitive one, spacing flights throughout the day rather than clashing at peak times.
Spacing out the slams, in particular, would ease the pressure on players' bodies and reduce the risk of injuries.An even more controversial move would be ditching the Davis Cup.
Spacing births improves child health.This makes family planning cost-effective.
In 1569 Gerardus Mercator solved the projection problem by producing his famous world map with the meridians vertical and parallels having increased spacing in proportion to the secant (a trigonometric function) of the latitude.
In "Positions," Derrida calls names like "différance" "old names" or "paleonyms," and there he also provides a list of these "old terms": "pharmakon"; "supplement"; "hymen"; "gram"; "spacing"; and "incision" (Positions, p. 43).
As we shall see in a moment, anachronism for Derrida is the flip side of what he calls "spacing" (espacement); space is out of place.
Alter the spacing and you alter the colour.
Hundreds of interviews were recorded in longhand, typed up in single spacing and arranged in piles.
The Bible printed by Gutenberg around 1455, in that wonderful blackletter whose spacing of exquisitely planed type had never been bettered, had broken the hold of the church and opened the way to modern commerce.
Couples might respond to incentives like cheaper kindergartens or more parental leave by changing the spacing of children they want anyway.
A tiny electromechanical switch under the bottom mirror can also lift it up, adjusting the spacing and preventing it from reflecting any light at all.Cavities with mirrors spaced specifically to amplify red, blue and green light are grouped in bunches of three, each of which corresponds to a single dot, or pixel, on the display.
