Sentences with phrase «vast distances in»

For his first solo exhibition in France, «Cartografías para navegantes de tierra» (Cartographies for Navigators of the Earth), Enrique Ramírez, a Chilean artist based in Santiago and Paris, presented work that navigates the vast distances in between.

Seriously, considering the vast distances in Russia, it's hard to find a better bargain.

Cattle farmers needed a dog that could help keep their herds in line over vast distances in the extreme climate of the Australian Outback.

In prehistoric times, hunter - gatherers moved across vast distances in order to collect food.

Suppose I have a vehicle that is capable of traveling vast distances in short periods of time, a «star ship» of sorts.

Not exact matches

«Late in October 1914 three brothers rode from Choteau, Montana to Calgary, Alberta to enlist in the Great War,» reads Harrison's celebrated opening sentence, which author Vance Bourjaily would praise for establishing «both the voice and manner of the epic storyteller, who deals in great vistas and vast distances.»

«Now, with Hyperloop One, we are on the brink of the first great breakthrough in transportation technology of the 21st century, eliminating the barriers of time and distance and unlocking vast economic opportunities.»

We have expanded our ability to «see» across the electromagnetic spectrum, audio range, etc., look back in time and across vast distances and to the microscopic world.

But for the vast majority of us whose marriages are a mixture of pain and joy, frustration and satisfaction, distance and closeness — for us enrichment methods and short - term crisis methods can be effective in improving our relationships by developing our hidden marriage assets.

The process of research is one based entirely on the analysis of light, calling for miracles of patience, ability and acumen; but it is astonishingly fruitful, since it enables exact measurements to be made of the mass, energy, diameter, distance and movement of objects vast in themselves but ultra-microscopic to us because of their remoteness.

Our «science» is simply a way for us to explain the world around us... nobody has ever seen a graviton but we know it warps space / time and that it interacts across vast distances but in a much smaller way than the strong nuclear force for example (which again is a made up force on our part to just understand our universe)

Referring to the above correspondence between the Patriarch and the Metropolitan, Mingana observes that we can infer from the correspondence that «there was a considerable number of bishops and priests in India, whose sees and parishes were apparently scattered in the vast country to the distance of one thousand and two hundred parasangas.»

«We infer that there was a considerable number of bishops and priests in India, whose sees and parishes were apparently scattered in that vast country to the distance of one thousand and two hundred parsangas.»

> Easily disproved by stratification of layers of earth, laid down yearly, with far more than 5000 layers, radiometric dating, Pangeae, and the speed of light through the vast distances of space, a galaxy (ours) that is about 100,000 light years in diameter.

There they were, all five of them, situated on a vast open field with the San Juan Mountains far off in the distance acting as their backdrop.

Souchak was driving the ball vast distances off the tee while still keeping it in the fairway.

Robbie Savage has insisted John Terry is entitled to his opinion but feels he has «distanced himself from the vast majority of people involved in football» with his comments, the Metro reports.

The vast knowledge of (now great great) grandmothers was lost in the distance between households with children and those with the experience and expertise about how to raise them well.

No doubt a giant container ship causes a lot of pollution, but because it can carry such a vast amount of load it's still often hailed one of the most efficient means of transportation in terms of distance × mass per tonne of CO ₂ produced.

Incidentally, it has not gone unnoticed around Westminster that apart from a few infamous Labour examples, such as Labour's Ann Keen in Brentford and Isleworth, the vast majority of MPs in Outer London and the constituencies in the South East - who will lose out as a result of making those with seats «within travelling distance» of Westminster ineligible for the daily allowance - are Conservatives.

Long range two way radios are a great way to stay in touch over vast distances.

Bailes» inclusion resulted in new insights on the pulse's shape, its evolution over time and the vast, extragalactic distance it overcame.

Arctic plants have retreated and advanced in their colonization of fertile regions with great speed and over vast distances as the climate changes

A closer look reveals a scheme fraught with peril and potentially insurmountable obstacles, though not necessarily of the sort you might expect given the vast distances and harsh environments involved in a trip to Mars.

The evidence contributes to the emerging picture that the Silk Road — which the Ottoman Empire closed off in the 15th century — was a highly three - dimensional network that not only traversed vast linear distances but also scaled tall mountains.

The vast distances to the galaxies and thick shrouds of dust blocked a view of the inevitable climax: supernovas exploding in rapid succession as each generation of giant stars dies out.

Some can make out only cold dust, some only hot gas; if the target is too diffuse, stretched out across vast distances, it won't show up in some detectors.

Unlike traditional survey ships, the seals can gather information over vast distances, dive under the ice, and work in the harshest winter conditions.

The tents and outbuildings of a remote field camp on the shores of Lake Bonney in the Dry Valleys, in the shadow of Taylor Glacier, provide a sense of scale often difficult to convey in photos of Antarctica, where distances are vast and typical human landmarks such as power lines are absent.

The assaults that this most fundamental theory of reality makes on our intuition are legion: particles that exist as probabilistic wave functions in «superpositions» of multiple states or places, or at least seem to as long you don't look at them; «entangled» particles that influence each other over vast distances of space when you measure one of them.

The vast distance to the source implies that it releases an enormous amount of energy in each burst — roughly as much energy in a single millisecond as the Sun releases in an entire day.

«In the Antarctic, distances are so vast, something major could be just around the corner and you wouldn't know.»

Indeed, the U.S. already has one that is highly successful in moving resources vast distances, notably from the Gulf of Mexico to New York and New England.

More than one hundred and fifty years ago, Charles Darwin hypothesized that species could cross oceans and other vast distances on vegetation rafts, icebergs, or in the case of plant seeds, in the plumage of birds.

In the background are the blue and red elongated shapes of many other galaxies, which lie at vast distances from us — but which can all be seen by the sharp eye of Hubble.

Researchers already knew that two photons can form long - distance connections across vast stretches of space, whereby measuring the state of one causes changes in the state of the other — a phenomenon known as entanglement.

The mighty field overpowers the sun's over a vast distance — in fact, Juno entered its domain on June 25, when the spacecraft was still eight million kilometers away.

And even though scientists do not have to metamorphosise into a bull in order to cover the vast distances to go to Europa enchanted by its inviting charms, nevertheless making physical contact and landing on the distant moon presents one of the hardest engineering challenges.

Because distances between galaxies are so vast today, such mergers were thought to be rare.36 But the Hubble telescope, in its furthest look back in time, has photographed dozens of galaxies in the process of colliding.37 Obviously, galaxies formed quickly in the early, much more compact universe.

The telescope's design and instruments have been altered time and again as their designers encountered, then overcame, obstacles thrown in their paths by the harsh demands of a space orbit at such a vast distance.

Away from the Galactic plane, vast majority of the dots are galaxies, color coded to indicate distance, with blue dots representing the nearest galaxies in the 2Mass survey, and red dots indicating the most distant survey galaxies that lie at a redshift near 0.1.

This Water of ours, in Jupiter or Saturn, would be frozen up instantly by reason of the vast distance of the Sun.

For example, a soldier's ability to perform 35 sit - ups in 60 seconds had little to do with their ability to patrol vast distances on foot while carrying large amounts of essential kit.

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A group of explorers make use of a newly discovered wormhole to surpass the limitations on human space travel and conquer the vast distances involved in an interstellar voyage.

The stronger hardware makes a vast array of improvements possible: more complex AI, more NPCs on - screen at any given time, dynamic effects in more contexts, greater mission and side - activity variety, foliage density, the magnitude of level - of - detail phases, draw distance and much more.

Logline: When a teenager who has always felt distanced from his parents discovers that he was, in fact, kidnapped as a child, he is thrust into a vast conspiracy and must go on the run in order to survive.

I didn't go too far in this level but it seemed vast, with areas to explore not only in the distance but also above and below you.

In education, there is often a vast distance between policy and practice.

A case study on how teachers in isolated communities can collaborate across vast distances also appears in a 2017 report on collaborative professionalism by Andy Hargreaves and Michael O'Connor.