Sentence examples for span of the same from inspiring English sources

The students were asked, 'If we all measure the same object will we get the same answer for its length?' On discussing issues of accuracy in this situation it was explained for the first scenario that, 'We are all going to measure the arm span of the same person and see if we get the same value.

To watch Adams live inside these characters, especially within the span of the same day, is to watch one of our finest actresses hit a career apex.

It is of note that pairs 2N/2L, 3N/3L, and 5N/5L, the normalweight and lightweight decks are on different spans of the same bridge.

In spite of the more complicated foundation design, the structure itself normally requires less material than a beam bridge of the same span.

About a mile away on the Lincoln Highway, a bridge of the same design spans the Passaic River and connects Kearny and Newark.

The absence of increased life span and the same total rate of lymphomas at the end of life in our animal studies may be witness to the transient stimulating effect of this continuous irradiation on living organisms.

The 'Exact' evaluation assesses annotations, which matched regarding span and entity type, whereas 'Overlap+Type' allowed overlapping spans for annotations of the same type and 'Overlap' let annotations to have different types.

Wang et al. (2013) has shown that the maximum response of the bridge can be noticeably suppressed if VED is installed at the midpoint of each span of the bridge, and the same is also confirmed for MTMFD system having all the TMFD units concentrated at the mid-span of the bridge.

Lowering the temperature increased the mean life span of the flies to the same extent under normoxic (2.2 fold from 33.6 days to 75.7±3.1 days, n = 89) and hypoxic conditions (2.2 fold from 6.3 days to 14.1±0.4 days, n = 194).

I-75 continues northward through Cheboygan County, passing the community of Indian River and spanning the river of the same name.

It also lacks predictive power: A group of papers that within a 5-year span collect the same number of citations are found to have widely different long-term impacts (fig. S2B).