Sentence examples for terms of sight from inspiring English sources

Of these, American football stadiums have been the best in terms of sight lines and atmosphere, because the narrow dimensions of the American football field are proportionally closest to those of a hockey rink.

From day -30 (day 0 = day on which rams were introduced), ewes were isolated from rams in terms of sight, sound, and smell (minimum distance: 1,000 m).

The characteristics of the level crossing in terms of sighting distance made it easy for participants to see the train.

The Informant Only group was significantly more physically impaired in terms of ADL, sight (but not hearing or chronic illness) and had lower MMSE scores.

In terms of tourist sights, there's nothing much to do in Oporto.

A selective filmography of some of those given TV's biggest prize: "Wall Street," "Out of Sight," "Terms of Endearment, "The Truman Show" and "Zodiac".

The term then dropped out of sight for decades.

They will join a backlog of the more than two million long-term unemployed, so out of sight and out of mind during the Republicans' holiday recess.

Málaga distribution is based on a new small-scale propagation scheme including a new scattering component for the observed field, (U^{C}_{S}) coupled to the line-of-sight (LOS) field term, U L. The propagation scheme is illustrated in ([7] Fig. 1) (we recommend to read that work for a detailed description).

To a mom-and-pop investor, the terms of entry are out of sight.

He now works to help young people come to terms with their own loss of sight, and completed a 100km trek across the Sahara in October.