Sentences with phrase «at great distances»

A 2.4 GHz wireless connection means you can use it even at a greater distance with a stable connection.

Most galaxies are small and faint so only the luminous galaxies are seen at great distances.

At the great distance of the object, this corresponds to a diameter of about 40 000 light years, but the object could be larger.

Scientists are still limited in their ability to observe galaxies at great distances in space.

Maybe I've encountered two, and only at a great distance indeed like news accounts only, in twenty years.

By sweeping the darker desert soil off the bright limestone underneath, ancient peoples created white lines that are easily visible at great distances.

Regular walks, particularly at great distances, can do wonders for your business.

Today, the average paper has four times as many authors as it did then and the work being done is far more interdisciplinary and done at greater distances than in the past.

The world is yet in the making, filled with ambiguity, still at a great distance from the destiny it seeks.

The global system — economic, regulatory, and philanthropic — operates at a great distance from any form of natural solidarity capable of challenging its power.

We like the drone's bright LED lights which offer excellent visibility at greater distances and at night.

The other radio «stars» were also at great distances from us.

In spiral galaxies, the rotation curve remains at about the same value at great distances from the center (it is said to be «flat»).

Also, their slow motion at those great distances would «scoop up» little dust.

The number of them increases at greater distances, so that must mean they were more common long ago.

On the other hand, men tended to keep their romantic partners and best friends at a greater distance.

Up until then, it's best for them to hone their obedience skills especially at greater distances — that's crucial for your success.

The more time he spends at great distances from you, the more happy experiences and pleasure he will have there.

It is important to go beyond just Basic Obedience: To get more off leash control at greater distances and in more difficult situations, it is worth considering continuing your lessons.

Arrange objects on the bed or sofa or on the floor so that the dog must settle at a greater distance.

Not only do they allow you to see things at great distances, but they allow you to hear what you're seeing as well.

The camera is placed at a great distance from the action, inviting us to consider the figures in relation to their environment, rather than as individuals to be identified with.

This technology ensures efficient power transmission in wind farms situated at a great distance from the shore.

This variability, normally more noticeable at greater distances from the transmitter, can occur even though you are using a good quality receiver in good working order.

The mouse operates at a frequency of 2.4 GHz ensuring a more secure and reliable wireless connection even at greater distances.

They have large, dreamy eyes, able to see at great distances and to steal your heart.

Try letting the dogs interact again, but this time for a shorter time period and / or at a greater distance from each other.

Models of planetary formation suggest that giant extrasolar planets detected very near their stars formed at greater distances and migrated inward as a result of gravitational interactions with remnants of the circumstellar disks from which they accumulated.

Electric collars have their purpose for advanced obedience work at great distances.

These objects also get flung about by the gravity of the central IMBH, causing them to be found at greater distances from the cluster's center than would be expected if no black hole existed.

Or to adopt another image one might say that the «psychic tint» of the earth, studied at a great distance by some celestial observer, would be seen, in the course of eons of geological time, to become gradually heightened in intensity until it reaches the peculiarly moving moment of climax when, in a spread of more active radiation covering Africa and southern Asia, a series of sparks begins to glow, foreshadowing the incandescence which is «hominization».

«Fast radio bursts are exceedingly bright given their short duration and origin at great distances, and we haven't identified a possible natural source with any confidence,» said theorist Avi Loeb of the Harvard - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.

Onodera's team realized the role of star formation is not as strong at great distances as it is at zero.

Internal and external amplifiers for maximum speed at greater distances for added in - home mobility

Most of our kayaking encounters with the killer whales are admittedly at greater distances this year, but there are no regulations -LSB-...]

The transmitter can detect and charge existing Qi receivers at greater distance (up to 45 mm).

In terms of what to expect from Crackown 3 when it's running on the X executive producer of the title, Peter Connelly, had this to say: «Crackdown 3 will play better on Xbox One X and feature increased level of detail at greater distances... Read More»

If «normal» planets circle other stars at greater distances, his team's techniques should reveal some of them within several years.

In fact, recent research has shown that this type of star system, which usually consists of two pairs of twin stars slowly circling each other at great distances, is itself more common than previously believed.

The research also found that fracking operations in shale rock generally had their furthest detected microseismic events at greater distances than those in coal and sandstone rocks.

The importance of deciphering fault slip is difficult to overstate because when faults slip quickly, they can cause immense damage, sometimes at a great distance from the source.

What is at stake is not whether the Bible can be interpreted at this great distance without linguistic and hermeneutic tools but whether, at those points where it is clear what it says, we are going to let that testimony count rather than subjecting it to the superior authority of our own contemporary hermeneutic framework.

One of [the whale's] peculiarities it is, to have an entire non-valvular structure of the blood - vessels, so that when pierced even by so small a point as a harpoon, a deadly drain is at once begun upon his whole arterial system; and when this is heightened by the extraordinary pressure of water at a great distance below the surface, his life may be said to pour from him in incessant streams.