Sentences with phrase «how far the distance»

Background A pedometer is an instrument that is often used by joggers and walkers to tell them how far a distance they have gone.

That mixing process gives you a signal that represents how far the distance is and what is the velocity with which the target is moving, simultaneously.

Hamsters have very poor eyesight — your furry pal can't see how far the distance is from your bed to the floor.

Hamsters have very poor eyesight — your hamster can't see how far the distance is from your bed to the floor.

How much it costs you to move will vary on a variety of factors including how much «stuff» you're moving, how far the distance travelled will be, and whether you're moving during peak times to name a few.

No matter how far the distance between you seems, if you believe it's worth trying to work through then it likely is.

Not exact matches

Essentially, that's how Jupiter and the sun move through space together — though the distances and sizes are far different.

He wasted no time in telling me how he grew up in a Christian world, and how he has now distanced himself far from it.

No matter how far we mentally trace the events ensuing between E and O, we could never arrive at O since O is an infinite distance from E.

And men measure their maturity and their masculinity by how far they have distanced themselves from strong women.

This pedometer not only keeps track of distances, but it will tell you out loud how far you have gone.

At four months old your baby begins to comprehend distance and can even judge how far away a favourite toy is.

What evidence they have suggests that there may be concerns dependent upon how far people live from the hospital (why many care providers in countries with an integrated health care system have distance from hospital discussions with women and their families), and they are right to suggest more research into it.

The aim for post-Brexit trade policy should not be to test how far we can distance ourselves from the EU's regulatory sphere.

Democratic candidates this cycle have gone to great lengths to distance themselves from their party leaders, but West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin's (D) remarks over the weekend demonstrated just how far Democrats in competitive races are willing to go.

And by «going the distance» I mean how far the Tomahawk can travel on one full charge of the battery.

The challenge lies in measuring, in the absence of convenient intergalactic road signs or distance markers, how far off these objects are.

Previously, it commonly had been believed that the evolution of dynamic friction was mainly governed by how far the fault slipped at each point as a rupture went by — that is, by the relative distance one side of a fault slides past the other during dynamic sliding.

A study published online Oct. 13 in the journal Current Biology describes how researchers used metal microelectrodes in a jumping spider's poppy - seed - sized brain to show that auditory neurons can sense far - field sounds, at distances up to 3 meters, or about 600 spider body lengths.

Bees seem to know how far they must fly to get to sources of food that they have visited before, and some scientists have argued that bees measure distance by evaluating the energy they have used in flying there.

To calculate the probability that a given SNP will make it into the results, the researchers use a measure called the Hamming distance, which indicates how far away a lower - scoring SNP is from the one that it's replacing.

Intrinsic brightness is a determination of how bright an object would be if observed at a common distance, eliminating the fact that a bright star can seem dimmer if it is far away and a dim star can seem brighter if it is close.

This means that, no matter how far away an object appears, the eyes remain focused on a fixed point, but they converge on something in the virtual distance.

Researchers not only looked at the time of day, but how far in advance the reservation was made as well as the distance the consumer was traveling to his or her destination.

A new study demonstrates that the brain can judge distance based on how far below the horizon an object appears, using the angle between eye level and the object to determine how far off it is.

As the animal travels, these neurons, called grid cells and place cells, respond uniquely to distance, turning on and off in a way that measures how far the animal has moved in a particular direction.

No matter how far they walked, the subjects always stopped short when wearing the glasses, and went too far after they took the prisms off, the team reports in the 8 November issue of Nature, indicating that their brains had been using the distorted vertical position to gauge distance.

Visitors could also see how far they could leap like a frog, an animal that can jump a distance of more than 10 times its own body length.

Long a symbol of life and fertility in Eastern cultures, the fig tree has now shown that its sexual prowess is tops in the plant kingdom, at least in one respect: It appears to hold the distance record for how far its pollen routinely travels to fertilize other fig trees.

To figure out a safe distance, scientists need to know how well Earth microbes would survive on Mars in the first place, and how far those organisms would spread from a human habitat.

He tells, in large part, a story of how improved technology has enabled astronomers to look farther into the distance and thus further into the past.

From Pluto in this scale model, to reach the nearest star system, Alpha Centauri, you'd have to travel some 2900 kilometers: roughly the distance between Memphis and San Francisco, or about how far you'd have to dig straight down into the Earth before reaching its outer core.

But many people don't know how the distances to astronomical objects can be measured and think there may be something wrong with the methods of the scientists, that perhaps all objects we see in the sky are no farther away than some thousand light years, and hence the YECs could be right anyway.

Using this law, if we know the brightness of a star in a fixed reference distance, and compare this to the measured brightness, we can say how far away the star is.

«The more distant the galaxy, the further back one is looking, so by measuring their distances we can piece together a timeline of how vigorously the Universe was making new stars at different stages of its 13.7 billion year life,» said Joaquin Vieira (California Institute of Technology, USA), lead author of the paper in the journal Nature.

«The more distant the galaxy, the further back one is looking, so by measuring their distances we can piece together a timeline of how vigorously the Universe was making new stars at different stages of its 13.7 billion year life,» said lead author Joaquin Vieira of the California Institute of Technology.

Cosmologists use a combination of such measurements to build a so - called distance ladder for gauging how far away a given object is from Earth, but there are some unresolved discrepancies that are likely due to the presence of space dust and imperfections in calculations.

It's defined by how far a beam of light travels in one year — a distance of six trillion miles.

I made a BIG MISTAKE — I measured an equal distance on the plaque but didn't measure how far the frames are from each other!!!

Use distance search to find ads based on where you are and how far you want to travel.

Most dating sites will have a geographic radius posted within each guy's profile for quick reference on how close or far away he may be from you, and this can be a big help if distance is an issue for you.

Some Australian personals don't care how far they go to meet their true love from a long distance, even they go on the airplane to meet that special someone.

If Grindr or a similar app tells you how far away someone is — even if it doesn't tell you in which direction — you can determine their exact location by combining the distance measurement from three points surrounding them.

The draw distance is pretty far and the textures on the whole and much improved from previous outings.The handling is how a game like this is judged, to aid in this Milestone had included three different physics modes, they get more realistic as the level of game gets harder.

With the exception of an intriguing scene in which an eager crowd places bets on a dogfight between a pit bull and a smaller MTR, the humans seldom interact directly with these enormous E.T.s. Just imagine how dull «Jurassic Park» would be if the dinosaurs were seen exclusively in the far distance, as the paleontological safari intended, rather than endangering the characters in close proximity.

Peele sees how far white people have come, and points out how little distance we've traveled.

We did distance problems based on how fast the boat was traveling and how far it had to go if the family took him to the hospital.

This mathematical representation certainly serves as an honest representation of kicking distance, but these numbers alone will never be able to tell a player how to adjust his / her stance, shift his / her balance, or change his / her pivot point in order to kick the ball further.

If the shaft were extended, and the compressor further distanced from the turbine, how would this affect the central bits of the turbocharger, and the oil circulation?

The 2007 Mercedes - Benz S550's Distronic display features a two - car image indicating the distance to the car ahead, while shading the speedometer's (virtual) rim to show how far below the intended cruise speed the target car is moving.