Sentence examples for span of distance from inspiring English sources
When Baba can no longer visit (menace is implied, but the precise reasons are mercifully unstated), each resolves to fly his kite alone, as a signal sent across the great span of distance that separates them.
Nevertheless, the same authors also found a span of distance (between 3 to 4 miles) that one is willing to cycle that is not associated to car ownership.
We computed the mean and confidence intervals on De by dividing the mean and confidence intervals of Ne from each program by the span of distance covered by our sampling.
Similarly, widely spaced HCEs may actually belong to a single functional unit (or have a common focus or foci), as also indicated by the wide spans of distance conservation between HCEs [4] The average length of gene blocks is 16 Mb, with an average number of three genes per block (Table 4).
There are seismic changes and domestic upheavals ahead, of course, and the film covers impressive spans of time, distance and emotion without reaching a hysterical pitch or melting into an ooze of sentimental mush.
Horizontal migrations of fish that span distances of hundreds of metres to tens of kilometres are common and generally related to patterns of feeding or reproduction.
The adapted sliding window analysis was performed with windows of 20%% span of the relative distance between LIV-II/III border and pia.
The resulting interaction reflects the spatial arrangements of the glycans, which can span distances of up to hundreds of nanometers, effectively amounting to nanoscale encoding of information.
A study of F ST in subpopulations that span a distance of about 100 km in the same river system did not find significant population subdivision [ 15].
Crammed inside every human cell are numerous strands of chromosomal DNA that, if laid end-to-end, would span a distance of about two meters.
This will need to be 1 inch (2.54 cm) more than twice the length of the pre-existing header, since it will need to span the distance of the entire rough opening.
