English translation for unequal distance and usage examples from the best sources
The phrase "unequal distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two points or objects are not equidistant from a reference point or from each other. Example: "The two cities are at an unequal distance from the capital, making travel plans more complicated."
We define the unequal distance of nodes policy as UDNP, the equal distance of nodes policy as EDNP [49], the unequal duty cycle of nodes policy as UDCNP, and the optimal duty cycle of nodes policy as ODCNP [55].
In the unequal distance trials, the first target distance remained at 7.5 cm, while the second target distance was increased to 11.2 cm.
Suppose that of two unequal distances one is always greater than the other.
It is also possible to describe difform motion by, for example, unequal distances traversed in unequal intervals of time.
There are symmetrically placed three phase conductors L1, L2 and L3 with mutual distance a, and one shield wire E above with unequal distances b and c.
Another ancient source for the PSR is Archimedes who writes: "Equal weights at equal distances are in equilibrium, and equal weights at unequal distances are not in equilibrium but incline towards the weight which is at the greater distance".
The influence of unequal distances of closest approach for cations and anions in the analysis of experimental surface excesses is cancelled to a significant extent by inclusion of self-atmosphere and exclusion volume effects.
If we view access to coffee as meeting an important need, then we might worry about the unequal distances or the psychic burden of seeking the coffee, but if we think coffee is only an amenity (leave aside addiction), then we might not care about these other issues, even if they lead to differences in preferences for obtaining coffee and in coffee consumption.
At unequal distances all around the shores of the lake were nearly white-hot chimneys or hollow drums of lava, four or five feet high, and up through them were bursting gorgeous sprays of lava-gouts and gem spangles, some white, some red and some golden -- a ceaseless bombardment, and one that fascinated the eye with its unapproachable splendor.
In some cases the estimated P(N) was likely biased due to unequal distances to the northern and southern stations.
The relatedness between the sequences in the orthologous sets was modeled by a star topology with unequal distances.
