Sentence examples for term of distance from inspiring English sources

If the status of phylum is delivered to "Aigarchaeota", Crenarchaeota and Euryarchaeota should be divided into several new phyla, since Thaumarchaeota and "Aigarchaeota" are more closely related in term of distance than several internal groups of Crenarchaeota and Euryarchaeota in ribosomal protein trees [ 60].

Perhaps the most remarkable feat, though, in terms of distance travelled from preconception to execution, comes from Joey Arias.

A huge Louise Bourgeois spider and a tiny Cindy Sherman photograph are perfectly presented in terms of distance and intimacy.

The challenge also outstripped by far, at least in terms of distance, anything she had done before.

In terms of distance travelled v time spent, I am losing: 19 hours in Singapore; 23 in Bucharest; 17 in Los Angeles.

As described, the plan emphasizes speed and overwhelming firepower: armored formations and accompanying infantry would advance into eastern Pakistan with limited goals in terms of distance and in terms of duration.

My brother lives on the Isle of Bute, a couple of hours from Glasgow in terms of distance, but a lifetime away when it comes to agate-hued hills and glittering pewter sea.

Furthermore, radiation was measured in terms of distance to the tank.

In terms of distance, we see a similar influence of a limited number of outliers.

We can see that P a (d,t s ) is a decreasing function in terms of distance d.

Sao Paulo, Brazil and the San Francisco Bay Area are many miles apart, both literally in terms of distance, and figuratively in terms of culture.