Sentences with phrase «slightly less distance»

Distance data is pretty accurate — versus our trusty Garmin Forerunner 610 it was quite similar, though the Apple Watch tracked just slightly less distance a couple of times.

Not exact matches

That means a victory in every one of the men's events, to wit: 1) the 500, which takes no more than 40 seconds; 2) the slightly less explosive 1,000, in which Eric holds the world record of 1:13.60; 3) the middle - distance 1,500 at roughly 2:15; 4) the 5,000, which demands both endurance and hard driving, at about 8:20; and 5) the muscle - devouring event that is the speed skater's version of the marathon, the 10,000.

Using Hubble and the Keck Observatory, two teams of astronomers have now found that the system consists of a Uranus - sized planet orbiting about 370 million miles from its parent star, slightly less than the distance between Jupiter and the sun.

A year on Ross 128 b is slightly less than 10 days, so the distance at which it whips around the star is very close.

For the slightly less luminous and cooler Alpha Centauri B, the habitable zone would lie closer at about 0.7 AU (100 million km), approximately the distance that Venus is from the Sun.

He argues that people typically have five super-close friendships, then 10 slightly less cozy companions, 35 at more distance, and then 100 in an outer circle.

Some cars will look incredible while others slightly less so, and there are moments where it just feel that cars further ahead in the distance seem to lack finer detail and sharpness.

although offering slightly less payload and a reduced load space, car - derived vans such as the Ford Fiesta van are much nicer to drive any distance.

Because sufficient length of leg is crucial for the type of work the breed is required to do, the distance from the wither to the elbow is slightly less than from the elbow to the ground and legs that are too short in proportion to the rest of the body are a serious fault.

Legs — Short, forearms turned slightly inward, with the distance between wrists less than between the shoulder joints, so that the front does not appear absolutely straight.

Asteroid 2005 YU55, photographed on Nov. 7, is passing Earth this evening at slightly less than the distance of the Moon's orbit.