Sentences with phrase «slightly smaller distance»

Proxima Centauri (α Cen C) is at the slightly smaller distance of 4.24 light - years (1.30 pc) from the Sun, making it the closest star to the Sun, even though it is not visible to the naked eye.
beta - GeSe's rare «boat» form is likely stabilized by the slightly smaller distance between its layers, while black phosphorus and alpha - GeSe exist in standard «chair» conformations.

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This quasar is only slightly smaller than the previous distance record - holder, which weighs as much as 2 billion suns and whose light is 12.9 billion years old, emitted when the universe was just 770 million years old (SN: 7/30/11, p. 12).
Makemake is slightly smaller than Pluto and a little more distant from the Sun, while Eris is slightly bigger and three times the distance of Pluto.
As the sill line, by contrast, moves up slightly to the rear in a slow and gentle curve, the distance between the character and sill lines becomes smaller near the rear wheel arches.
This senses any rapid throttle lift - off and initiates a small brake hydraulic pressure build - up in anticipation of the brakes being applied, to give better pedal response and slightly shorter stopping distances.
Also the amount of money spent on gas for this slightly smaller than midsize car makes driving long distances or commuting budget friendly.
Regardless of these small problems, combat in Future Soldier is surprisingly fun and fluid, though perhaps the slightly quicker pacing of it and shorter distances involved won't sit well with hardcore fans of the Ghost Recon games.
The five places with the best motorcycle insurance quotes in Texas were all small cities either a reasonable distance from a large one, such as Houston, or a suburb of a slightly larger city.
The Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL's cameras have Dual Pixel Auto Focus (DPAF) technology: each pixel is divided into two small sub-pixels that capture light from a slightly different angle, which the app uses to determine the distance of objects from the camera.
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