Sentences with phrase «equidistant by»

Not exact matches

Every moment of life is momentous — touched by and equidistant from the Eternal.

Social media has become like a great shoal of fish that suddenly turns one way and then another, driven by no rules other than keep equidistant from the fish around them and to keep swimming.

We don niotbn have to accept a system imposed without referendum by the lying whore traitors of the smallest Party who lied when they said they were equidistant lied and lied and lied AGAIN

As I wrote yesterday, that is most definitely NOT the same thing as arguing we should jump in bed with Labour (we certainly shouldn't) but by definition it is not equidistant.

This point is reinforced by my former government source, who tells me that Clegg was «the first fully equidistant Liberal Democrat Leader».

Equidistant from the North Star and a patch of bare sky at the South Pole, this line is marked by Orion's Belt (above).

Begin by placing the crown of your head onto your mat with your palms flat and shoulder - width apart, equidistant from your head.

Rows of giant lights, activated by a motion sensor, hang from the ceiling and illuminate equidistant circles of light on the floor with spaces of darkness in between them.

An equidistant channel is formed by two parallel trend lines — one acts as support while the other acts as resistance

Think of using equidistant channels in this way as another tool by which you can shift the odds in your favor.

If I wanted to draw this lower tramline BEFORE this price action had occurred would I just gauge the equidistance by eye or is there some facility on the spreadbetting platform to place an equidistant tramline?

Rocket League by comparison is far simpler, with all players driving similarly - paced vehicles in a completely symmetrical field and spawning equidistant from the ball.

Existing only in print, as a description of the work and diagrams, Askevold's piece called for six performers standing equidistant from one another around a circle formed by the points of a six - pointed star.

Though unified by their equidistant vertical bands and their predominantly consistent horizontal format, Cook's recent works examine three distinct ideas.

The six planes were shown directly on the floor in groups of three, each with two planes shown side by side, or, when seen from another angle, two groups of three equidistant planes.

No doubt a lot of Americans will read a political story into the Azimuthal equidistant projection used by the United Nations in their symbol and flag, where the United States looks positively puny compared to South America and Africa.