Sentences with phrase «such a distance»

It may not be necessary to stay at such a distance from these important decisions.

«Thank you for driving such a distance to come here,» she says.

Never easy to travel such distance midweek to a hostile environment.

We can't do it now, because it is too expensive, but with a moon like gravity it would be cheaper and faster - an obviously better way to go such distances.

It is extremely difficult for parents to back off to such distance as will permit the son or daughter to make a decision.

(assuming your magical fortune telling crystal ball can see such a distance ahead) any plans of bringing that on to the store?

The perfect place for placing the baby at such a distance so that you can kiss it.

The clusters can be identified at such distances because they contain galaxies in which huge amounts of dust and gas are being formed into stars.

So why does it sound like there's such a distance between them?

The arc is so gradual, over such distance, that the steel pipe safely turns from vertical to horizontal in the process.

But they also show office buildings where they connect between floors, not quite such a distance to travel.

This is a record - high number for the detection of gas - rich galaxies at such a distance.

What I was really wondering is what your opinion was of driving such a distance to a church that might not be considered «local» to me.

Bungalows are built in such a distance from each other that noise, smoke or light doesn't disturb their neighbours.

Only abnormally bright galaxies, however, can typically be spotted across such distances.

In winning Jamaica's six - furlong Experimental Handicap from an undistinguished field, New England's unbeaten Boston Doge proved only that he may be the best of the nobodies - don't count on his being entered against the likes of Nashua and Summer Tan in such distance affairs as the Derby, the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes...

Start with the heaviest weight you can carry for such a distance at the moment, and work your way up.

Nicklaus has even asked his own golf equipment company, MacGregor, to analyze the composition of the shaft to find out what in tarnation makes the thing get such distance.

There is something about the sea which has a deep impact on those who live near it - perhaps it's the constant changes between rough and calming weather, or the opportunity to see for such a distance without interruption.

«The oxygen and hydrogen sulfide were apparently interacting very closely and rapidly,» Nielsen says — even though microbial chemical interactions should not be able to traverse such a distance.

Opportunities to fly missions to such distances involve much «time» and it is imperative to get the «biggest bang for the buck.»

Each ET interferometer will monitor such distances shooting laser beams in two directions and studying the interference pattern after beam reflection on mirror test masses put at kilometric distances.

On the other hand, would you say you are going to go such a distance out to Bed - Stuy?

«We're talking about such a distance,» said Dan Stallone, Davie's code - compliance official.

It can be a little frustrating in a 3D space, when such distances are difficult to intuit.

The artwork was placed in the room which presented feminists artists from such distanced parts of the world as Cuba (Ana Mendieta) and former Yugoslavia (Sanja Ivekovič).

The level of background noise at distances of a kilometre or more from wind turbines makes measuring the effect of sound from wind turbines on people at such distances complicated.

Some tropical regions, notably East Africa, are special — as the ITCZ travels such distances here that the area is affected during two passes each year there are also two rainy seasons (October - December and March - May), and two dry seasons (in between).

I often feel guilty about driving my Subaru such a distance every week (read There are worse things than hypocricy -RCB- This week it was so hot in Toronto that I left my family (with the car) up north and for the first time took the Northlander from Huntsville to Toronto.

Discounting offsets because they are «indulgences» misses the point that giving to causes that you believe in is a good thing, feeling a bit guilty about driving your car such a distance is a good thing, and taxing yourself for it, whether you give the money to the Salvation Army or to plant trees or a really effective David Suzuki approved offsetting company is going to be the next best thing to not driving at all.

«Speaking across such a distance, 50,000 years, you can't rely on rationality.

Hence in the end it would seem as if that true eternal claim that demands purity of heart, by willing one thing, were done away with, as if it had been withdrawn from government, set away in retirement at such a distance from daily life that there simply could be no talk about it.

I personally would not recommend driving such a distance to attend church.

For such a distance (500 km) the train saves you time since you don't have to check in, go through security, taxi around in the airport and other nuisances.

Such a distance is an important milestone for an electric vehicle.

That is, when you see a distant galaxy, you can not resolve, out of the information, the single hydrogen atom that gave rise to that particular photon at such a distance.

Such distance, he contends, means the church has «no sense that these are our children,» but rather sees them as «your children, those of the laity, whose duty is to listen and submit.»

Such distance is likely to be due to a combination of factors, including Protestant proselytizing and censure of certain Catholic beliefs and practices.

When biblical faith is apprehended in its original form, it loses its radical uniqueness, and no longer exists at such a distance from the higher forms of Oriental religion.

How can you work at such distances?

But over the past decade, a handful of paternity analyses by Ellstrand and others have suggested that at least some plants regularly interbreed across such distances.

Most telescopes capable of seeing a dim object at such distances, such as the Hubble Space Telescope or the 10 - meter Keck telescopes in Hawaii, have extremely tiny fields of view.

At such distances, the protoplanetary disk of dust and gas was likely to have been too thin to fuel planet growth.

«This quasar was first discovered by our 2.4 - meter Lijiang Telescope in Yunnan, China, making it the only quasar ever discovered by a 2 - meter telescope at such distance, and we're very proud of it,» Wang said.

The team reasoned that strong magnetic forces were repelling the stellar wind because gaseous pressures alone would not be enough to hold it off at such a distance, says Vidotto, who presented the findings at this week's meeting of the Royal Astronomical Society in Llandudno in the United Kingdom.