Sentence examples for standard distance from inspiring English sources

(In the Olympics the standard distance is now 70 meters).

What about dance theater onstage, at the standard distance from an audience?

Another features a tag with the number 26.2, the standard distance, in miles, of a marathon.

The absolute magnitude of a star is defined as the magnitude it would have if it were viewed at a standard distance of 10 parsecs (32.6 light-years).

Reduction of amplitudes observed at various distances to the amplitudes expected at the standard distance of 100 km is made on the basis of empirical tables.

Yet they are at the top of their game and among the favorites to win the standard distance 42.2-kilometer, or 26.1-mile, race on Sunday.

Even in American high schools, the standard distance for the equivalent of a mile run is a 1,600-meter 1,600-meterhe interaceionotly recognized methec dinternationally0.

By convention, the absolute magnitude (M) is defined as the magnitude that a star would appear to have if it were located at a standard distance of 10 parsecs.

As Raymond Soneira, a display analyst, pointed out in my Monday article, for TVs smaller than 80 inches, the human eye can't resolve the extra pixels of a 4K television when viewed from a standard distance of 7.2 feet.

Historically, the five and 10 km running distances have been the main standard distances, demonstrated by a continually high number of runners participating in race events on these distances (DAF & MotionDANMARK, 2014).

This shows that the OWDM-ROF system ensures high service availability over long distances up to 8 km, which came in accordance with standard distances between the indoor (baseband) and outdoor (radio) units.