Sentence examples for uncertain distance from inspiring English sources

The narrative's uncertain distance from the protagonist is shown by one mannerism in particular.

But most of all it says something about the uncertain distance that separates us from strangers.

Or there's that sidewalk confrontation between Travis (De Niro) and Sport (Harvey Keitel, playing Jodie Foster's pimp) in "Taxi Driver," during which De Niro expresses his revulsion — and our revulsion — by stiffening his spine and looking away, into the uncertain distance.

The sequence of time instants, when a discrete dynamics occurs, is nearly-periodic only, i.e. it is distant from a periodic sequence to an uncertain distance.

The nature of spatial effects remains uncertain because distance could relate to local land use patterns and distance to colonists, or it could be an indicator of subsequent disturbance.

To handle this distance computation issue in uncertain space, Voronoi diagrams have been introduced by [46, 47].

Regions of least X-ray intensity around the auroral oval typically map to statistically uncertain radial distances in the early afternoon sector in both field models.

High and uncertain costs, long distances to facilities and high levels of insecurity combine to place the health and life of pregnant women and their unborn babies at considerable risk when travelling to a health facility.

While the consequences of outbreeding may be highly variable or uncertain when genetic distances between populations are small (Houde et al. 2011), our results show that large adaptive differences may exist between geographically proximate stocks despite modest neutral genetic differentiation.

In most of such uncertain management methodologies, the distance of the nodes is calculated with respect to Euclidean distance.

In both films, he finds himself arguing for norms that he can't rationally justify, a conventional moralism that seems obvious at a distance but uncertain in the moment.