Sentence examples for uniform distance from inspiring English sources

Four screws are used to hold the two boards together and at a uniform distance apart.

To serious practitioners of living history like Mr. Jones, who has scoured archives of the Musée de L'Armée in Paris to authenticate every detail of his presentation, down to the buttons on his uniform, distance is a minor inconvenience.

A third method entails the use of mean parallaxes of a star of a given proper motion and apparent magnitude; this yields a statistical sample of stars of approximately known and uniform distance.

Precise estimates for the uniform distance are derived by using the techniques of Malliavin calculus, combined with Steinʼs method for normal approximation.

A proper fit is typically defined as a small and uniform distance between the helmet liner and the wearer's head shape, with a broad coverage of the head area.

Both uniform distance and pareto seem rather compelling.

Moreover, uniform distance-based rules create a "domino effect", in which it is difficult for GM crops and non-GM crops to co-exist at the landscape scale.

In this study, we hypothesized that the use of a spatially explicit gene-flow model, MAPOD®, would result in a significant gain in proportionality and freedom of choice for the farmer over uniform distance-based rules.

Comparing the uniform distances in Table 2, if the original function is C 1 -smooth and positive but its derivative is very irregular, then our rational cubic IFS is an ideal tool for approximating such a function instead of the classical rational cubic interpolant whose derivative is a piecewise smooth function.

The proposed interpolation methods can correct ADC linearity errors and increase the dynamic resolution of an ADC or they can reconstruct a signal from fewer samples in non-uniform distance.

To determine all pairs of ESTs with incorrectly paired wells, a method was devised that would identify robustly "well slips" of non-uniform distances, analogous to the dot-plot method of local nucleotide sequence alignment [ 51].