The phrase "two arms length" is not correct; it should be "two arm's length" or "two arms' length." You can use it to describe a distance that is equivalent to the length of two arms stretched out.
Example: "The dog was standing two arm's length away from the edge of the cliff."
Alternatives: "two arm lengths" or "two lengths of arms."
I was two arms length away from the Queen!" And yet, the question still remains: why do so many young folk – the group who you'd traditionally expect to be republican, or at least indifferent – support the British monarchy so fervently?
I was two arms length away from the Queen!" And yet, the question still remains: why do so many young folk the group who you'd traditionally expect to be republican, or at least indifferent support the British monarchy so fervently?
Like, she's two arms' lengths away right now," she said, before being informed that Carey was having her hair brushed before she stepped on to the rep carpet.
Always make sure you two arms lengths of space between you and other objects/people.
She's two arm lengths away right now".
One of my team-mates, two arm-lengths away by chain and feeling around a wall he'd half-collided with, grabbed hold of something: a padlock and, within reach, scores of tiny keys.
The distance cut-off of two arms-lengths was chosen as an easier-to-use proxy for the two meters cut-off that was defined for the wireless sensor network.
The reason for this is that the definition of a contact differs between the two methods: motes measured all face-to-face collocation events within a maximum distance of two meters, while the survey contact definition included only conversational contact that occurred at a maximum distance of two arm lengths.
A contact in the survey was defined as a person with whom the participant had one or more interactions that (i) were a maximum of two arms-lengths apart, (ii) more than a 10-word conversation, and (iii) occurred only while at school.
The Doppler velocities in the three arm length directions are smaller than 4 m/s, and all of them are less than that required by the LISA.
Pull three arm lengths (outstretched from hand to hand) of paper.
