Sentence examples for which distances are from inspiring English sources

Readers of the Suffolk volumes in the Buildings of England series, if they are new to this odd, intriguing writer, may be surprised to find themselves sent on "perambulations" around towns, on which distances are measured in yards.

Characteristic curves are paths along which 'particles' on the front are pushed forward, as well as lines along which distances are measured.

A linear fault with a strike of 202° is assumed and shown by a thick line, beside which distances are written.

But given the absence of microlenses in the halo so far--of the four or five microlenses for which distances are known, none is in the halo--Paczynski says that remains to be seen.

However, one can measure mass and energy using the same units by choosing units in which c = 1, i.e., units in which distances are measured in units of time (e.g., light-years).

Based on the supply chain approach and considering the required service levels, Hwang (2002) has designed a logistic system that includes some manufacturing centers, warehouses or distribution center, and customers with indefinite demands in which distances are distributed randomly.

At which distance is that a fair race?

The incidents for which distance is identified occur from close to the volcano to distances beyond 100 km.

Most previous studies addressing this research topic were cross-sectional and limited to active transport to school, for which distance is a key barrier.

The result further indicates that the markets from which distance is measured are not homogeneous, and underscores the need to verify the same while using the varibale as a measure for market access.

A World Away depicts a less mobile-tethered future in which distance is deafening.