Sentence examples for spacing longer from inspiring English sources

The Vlasov simulation can use a grid spacing longer than the Debye length as long as the E × B drift motion of thermal plasma is resolved appropriately (Umeda et al. 2009, 2010).

The current crew has plenty of supplies and could remain in space longer.

In order to preserve the option of remaining in space longer, the crew is working to conserve power.

Mrs. Brill's development of a more efficient rocket thruster to keep orbiting satellites in place allowed satellites to carry less fuel and more equipment and to stay in space longer.

The problem, though, is that we've rarely had forty-eight hours without a snow emergency in the past few weeks, and, regardless, people keep the spaces longer than they are supposed to.

Between January 1994 and March 1995, Mir cosmonaut-physician Valery Polyakov set an endurance record of 438 continuous days in space, longer than the approximately nine months estimated for a manned voyage to the planet Mars.

Fraser Ramzan, a retail analyst at Nomura, said: "The channel shift [towards online sales] in the most recent quarter does raise questions about what to do with store space longer term.

Experts say the new station may remain in use twice as long as planned if well maintained and renovated, but there has been no discussion of a follow-up project to keep people in space longer than that.

Many live with their parents or share space longer with their peers.

This year, the Maritime Opportunity Centre is marking 30 years in business which means that it's been a commercial and storage space longer than it was a hospital.

That space between action and reaction carries huge potential; being able to be in that space longer can literally change the outcome of a situation from a total triumph to a total disaster.