But this plot doesn't explain why intermediate falling distances are more dangerous than higher falling distances.
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Beyond that, those who trained for longer distances had denser bones than those who ran shorter distances.
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Since the sensor can collect 50 distances every second, it can also use repeated distances to find velocity and acceleration.
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Then, if the actual distances to some nearby Cepheids can be measured directly, those relative distances can be turned into absolute ones.
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While trucks carrying ISO tanks can serve distances of 500 kilometers, trains will serve longer distances of over 1,000 km, Wang said.
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It displays each of their locations along with the distances they traveled the previous day, their total distances traveled and their elevations.
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Connect distances up to 65 feet TetherBoost is supposed to alleviate this problem by regulating the power supply to the camera, ensuring that full data speeds are maintained even over long distances, with the ability to connect multiple units for distances up to 65 feet.
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The app will convert individual walks into distances traveled some of the time, but it won't aggregate those steps into the distances traveled each day.
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Realistically, walking those distances, it's really not a whole lot different than walking the distances within the Court Square station, which is pretty spread out.
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While warehouse, trucks, and delivery vans are fine for the distribution of goods over long distances, these systems are inefficient when dealing with short distances.
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Like other birds, they rely on landmarks, distances and directions to make maps when migrating long distances, but they don't use these cues to find flowers.
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For metropolitan distances, the researchers were able to get rates of around 1.38 kbits per second, but this falls pretty dramatically as we get to maximal distances.
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Customers have repeatedly made clear that while they rely on Lyft for short distances, they'd love it if there were a service for faster travel over long distances.
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Similarly, research participants were more likely to donate to improve lives in Ivory Coast after reading language about globalization and shrinking distances than about long distances and long-haul flights.
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The images are projections on wooden surfaces that hang at varying distances off the wall; even as a projection, the work travels different distances to meet the gaze of its audience.
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His work with Francis Low on the "renormalization group" taught physicists how phenomena at high energies and short distances could be elegantly related to what happens at low energies and long distances.
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Once she stops her medication, she distances herself from him.
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How does he commute these great distances all the time?
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There's also the Warrior Dash — same idea, but shorter distances.
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Perhaps fortunately, the distances between the stars are prohibitively vast.
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At nearer distances it wouldn't be quite such a problem.
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Parcel lockers decrease delivery costs, mainly by reducing driving distances.
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I relished the data: the distances, personal bests, calories burnt.
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Shortwave, likewise, is easy to pick up from long distances.
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This means their distances can be worked out by triangulation.
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Ultrasonic sensors can judge objects, but only at close distances.
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Different Pokémon need to walk different distances to find candy.
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Combine the images and you can figure out the distances.
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Some fugues are peripatetic, causing people to travel long distances.
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But millimeter wave signals are less reliable at long distances.
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Large geographic distances can be shrunk down through the internet.
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The two distances are added up to determine the winner.
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Would running vast distances in the wasteland make you sick?
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To make long distances I don't use an electric car.
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Women were long restricted to shorter distances and lesser billing.
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There are no lights, and distances are difficult to judge.
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And professional runners are increasingly drawn to the longer distances.
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The game rewards players who walk or run various distances.
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As it is, he distances himself by making them ironic.
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They also traveled longer distances and improved winter ridership numbers.
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Red Dragons are capsules designed to transport astronauts short distances.
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They're more expensive but quite popular, especially for longer distances.
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He connected from distances of 19 yards and 31 yards.
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Teams win or lose based on the smallest of distances.
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Most races are over short distances, a mile or less.
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And in those moments, all the distances inside me lessened.
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So why do women get stronger as distances get longer?
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Eventually, it can carry more boxes or dash short distances.
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As a result, I used scooters to make distances meet.
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The report also called for an "air miles levy" to punish people who fly long distances, which would target those who rack up the most air miles, rather than people who travel shorter distances.
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The researchers added that it should be easier to detect smaller objects at closer distances using reflected sunlight, but that larger objects at greater distances could also be detected by scanning for their heat signatures.
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These risks, Sandberg argues, could conceivably harm biospheres at astronomical distances.
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Ideally, training includes some distances in cold temperatures and on snow.
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The naked eye is just incapable of viewing very far distances.
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"The distances are immense and it's a big challenge," Manchester added.
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The distances are far, but visitors may also walk — I think.
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Some current methods work, but they fall apart over long distances.
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And once the burn starts, its smoke can travel great distances.
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That summer I measured all outdoor distances in terms of cigarettes.
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Back then, racing distances in Xinjiang stretched up to 60 miles.
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Handguns are inaccurate in general, and at long distances in particular.
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How would we contact them across distances of several light years?
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But he was not immune from taking the motorcade short distances.
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DNC distances itself The DNC quickly distanced itself from the accusations.
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America wants the ability to deliver conventional warheads over continental distances.
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Though she can walk, she needs a wheelchair for long distances.
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We are looking at the actual distances between different body parts.
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They also found that these aerosol particles can travel long distances.
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In the blog post, Guccifer 2.0 distances himself from both candidates.
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But after three back surgeries, she struggles to walk long distances.
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Trump: It would have been very difficult to march long distances.
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London is not a city without opportunities to walk great distances.
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The company's "zips" can fly distances of up to 75 miles.
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Semenya has already run under the qualifying time in both distances.
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But after three back operations, she struggles to walk long distances.
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In the wild, they travel large distances and kill their food.
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They pine for each other, over many years and long distances.
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Many guests traveled long distances to attend and brought elaborate gifts.
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He appears to be thinking about the distances he has traveled.
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But over international distances, it leads to high latency, or lag.
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Shockingly, they do not make it easier to swim long distances.
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I believe this is why I continue to pursue these distances.
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Think about any stories in your family about moving long distances.
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Our intuitions about such vast temporal distances are soft and uncertain.
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This lets the astronomers gauge the relative distances to fainter cepheids in farther-away galaxies, which gives them the distances of "Type 1a supernovas" in those same galaxies — explosions that serve as brighter, though rarer, standard candles.
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Authoritarians right and left stirred ears, eyes, and hearts across unprecedented distances.
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The human eye is just not built for vision at far distances.
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There are over 1,300 bat species, but very few travel long distances.
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These require huge amounts of power to push energy across long distances.
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One possible exception are ultra-runners, who are traveling very long distances.
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So the poor have to travel long distances on increasingly clogged roads.
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Plenty also balk at the massive distances they will need to walk.
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Apart from costs, hauling sand over large distances bring other logistical challenges.
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Many commute long distances to get to the school in central Santiago.
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Why did the ferries start with the shortest distances to the city?
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Holding the congestion rate constant, longer distances lead to more wasted hours.
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I would say for shorter distances there's nothing better than the scooter.
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That's probably why Volocopter envisions its aircraft operating only over short distances.
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Distances on these trails are given in hours or days, never miles.
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Russian forces can rapidly mobilize and deploy en masse over great distances.
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She distances herself from him as his poll numbers start to crater.
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And don't have to wait and travel long distances for VA care.
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Even with multiple options, these patients often travel long distances to visit.
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Draw on Windows Maps and it can figure out distances and routes.
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NATO personnel now often travel even short distances in Kabul by helicopter.
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Having to travel long distances for obstetric care can also be dangerous.
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Donald Trump: It would have been very difficult to march long distances.
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Others were traders, transporting raw materials and finished goods over long distances.
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Distances that were difficult to overcome allowed for mental and political space.
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Semenya could compete in longer distances not affected by the rule change.
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The e-Genius has proved that is capable of traveling long distances.
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Pagers also work across long distances, including in cell service dead-spots.
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Combined, those distances account for over 60 percent of his shot attempts.
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How we cover distances is different [and] the calculations get f----- up.
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He gradually will increase to longer distances before returning to the mound.
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But as with people, not all of them enjoy jogging long distances.
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For longer distances, she suggested using the city's bike share system, Velib.
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Both Jon and Daenerys were exiled across distances, and made a return.
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Their studio distances itself from Mr. Wunder's high-volume, assembly-line techniques.
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Ms. Thompson began running short distances with her husband in her 11.1s.
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And migrating hummingbirds travel long distances, returning yearly to the same locations.
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You can see that for lower orbital distances, it is indeed faster.
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The Brazilian cocaine trade spans vast distances across South America's largest nation.
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And who among us hasn't traveled great distances for a tasty snack?
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As an ultra runner, I run long distances alone through the wilderness.
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We ran long distances on the weekend, often 10 miles or more.
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Certaines personnes qui avaient rejoint son groupe ont aujourd'hui pris leurs distances.
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That's probably why Volocopter envisions its aircraft operating only over short distances.
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Then the researchers simulated how NOx emissions might travel over long distances.
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Until then, races commonly happened in the dirt and across big distances.
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Sometimes our own perception makes us think that these distances don't exist.
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Fortunately, many governments no longer rely strictly on radio to communicate over long distances, though aviation and marine emergency services still employ high-frequency radio, which bounces radio waves across Earth's high atmosphere, allowing contact over long distances.
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The passing distances are shorter for USMNT nowadays, and Pulisic's comfort with fiddling the ball close in to his feet with multiple defenders on him makes for an excellent contrast to his spot-on touch at middle distances.
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But they do, hypothetically, have the capability to travel autonomously over short distances.
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This animal was geared for flight, even if it was over short distances.
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Those are speeds and distances no spacecraft of any size has gone before.
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The second has meant patients have to travel greater distances to access service.
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The sugar glider is best known for its ability to leap long distances.
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Both trips require escapees to pay smugglers, traverse long distances, and bypass borders.
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Distances between big cities are shorter, making road and rail transport serious rivals.
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A big puzzle involves "geodesic" lines: the shortest distances between two surface points.
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Hawala depends on close personal relationships between people often separated by vast distances.
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With the AU, it's much easier to measure distances in the solar system.
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When their telescope scans the sky, it takes in objects at all distances.
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Once those distances are translated laterally, they reach well into the US mainland.
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They built and customized a wheelchair for him to use for longer distances.
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Governments are subsidizing electric cars, which are traveling longer distances on each charge.
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The only variation is in the loft, enabling him to hit different distances.
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More weight means less acceleration, longer braking distances, less agility and more inertia.
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Carriers today prefer more efficient twin-engine planes that can travel long distances.
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Otherwise, distances were off, whether I used Fitbit's connected GPS feature or not.
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It tracks distances with built-in GPS, a staple of Garmin's Forerunner wristwatches.
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State by state, county by county Distances to a clinic varied by state.
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Engaging in conflict at such distances is not normal and, today, not feasible.
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Will we watch as he distances himself further from his hardline campaign promises?
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The distances of the missiles proposed, she said, would not extend to Taiwan.
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The EV Mode allows all-electric travel at low speeds for short distances.
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The angles and distances are, of course, slightly different in a southpaw v.
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"Wolverines are probably scarce on the landscape and moving great distances," said Long.
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Different forms of transportation are becoming more popular, particularly for covering short distances.
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The box made it possible to move great distances with thousands of bees.
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By day, the runners would cover set distances through deserts, mountains and cities.
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Terns are capable of flying long distances to warmer climates during the winter.
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I'm interested in the various inequalities that exist over virtual and geographical distances.
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Most of the Mennonites rely on horses and buggies to travel short distances.
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Hoppert: The ninth-place Derby finisher may be better suited for shorter distances.
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From certain distances, the pinkishness appeared to achieve the substance of cake fondant.
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At longer distances, experts say, the biological advantages that men have grow smaller.
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Walk around the sculptures; study the paintings — and their surfaces — from various distances.
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But if they contract the virus, truckers can spread it over long distances.
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The much longer distances travelled imply shorter life cycles for the shared vehicles.
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Unlike ESPN's site, MLBAM does not recreate home run distances of the past.
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It's a time when families gather, often traveling huge distances to go home.
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Customers want to be able to drive long distances on a single charge.
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For most people, these rivers are the only means of traveling long distances.
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Clearing your mind and just pushing yourself to distances you've never been before.
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We're going to continue to do more flights every day, fly longer distances.
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Always drive at speeds and distances from other vehicles appropriate for road conditions.
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That's different from an earthquake, which can propagate large waves for long distances.
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Homeless Shelter at Stone Throw Distances From Elementary Schools in a Conservative Neighborhood.
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That more than offsets the higher cost of shipping wheat from great distances.
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Humpbacks travel great distances every year, slowly migrating to and from the poles.
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Some areas bury electrical infrastructure underground, but it gets expensive over long distances.
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Introducing Ola Pedal - a quick, green, and smart way to cover short distances.
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Distances less than 30 miles or 30 minutes away don't usually pose significant barriers to care, but longer travel times or distances can make it harder for people to access treatment, the study team notes in JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery.
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The NOAA uses low-frequency radio's ability to travel long distances to its advantage.
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You can measure distances, land a rocket in your backyard, and so much more.
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The research has other limitations—the conductivity only works on teeny, micrometer-scale distances.
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The gray distances us from the sexual heat of the image, muting our gaze.
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Such efficiency means the wings can potentially power MAV aircraft over much longer distances.
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This is the case, at least, for gravitational waves traveling across very large distances.
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Your heels are so high that streets stretch out forever, and distances seem impossible.
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"Railway systems are most viable in long distances," says Mainga, the KRC managing director.
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Most flying birds have deep red muscle that allows them to fly large distances.
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For most people these rivers are the only means of traveling over long distances.
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You have to travel long distances to spend time with relatives you secretly despise.
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But people with dramatically wider or narrower pupillary distances might have a different experience.
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Chinese refineries typically order U.S. oil three months in advance due to shipping distances.
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At large distances, measurements on two different entangled particles should not affect one another.
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The world felt bigger in the '80s, distances larger and borders harder to pierce.
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The major one is the flexibility and freedom customers have across carriers and distances.
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The subject matter alone distances itself from the more irreverent stretches of Letterman's career.
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The rescue attempt is considered treacherous given the extreme midwinter temperatures and distances involved.
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Some of them may even be able to fly long distances in their sleep.
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A well-organized ultramarathon will, of course, support the unique demands of such distances.
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It shifts to bring objects into focus at different distances, depending where we're looking.
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You'd quit your job or drive long distances to see a band you loved.
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This in turn allows the Mercedes to travel greater distances in self-driving mode.
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If you needed something for long distances and had money, you got a Tesla.
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But this thing can take more over longer distances, it's cheaper and it's greener.
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The distances by road are short and easy to cover, once access is permitted.
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Facing enormous distances and tough terrain, miners and farmers have survived only by innovating.
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Rule changes are viscerally accelerating the game's migration towards quicker shots from deeper distances.
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Slavery doesn't always involve moving people long distances under duress, but it often does.
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But that requires hardware and software that can track location accurately over long distances.
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The flights only go short distances and are intended to be accessible and efficient.
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So steel framing is used around the perimeter, since it can span greater distances.
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The planes are more fuel efficient and can fly longer distances than older models.
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Each can attack enemy targets from tremendous distances without the risk of nuclear escalation.
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People living in rural areas frequently travel long distances to their opioid treatment provider.
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This property is not just theoretical but is being proven at ever-increasing distances.
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Listeners could detect and plot the direction of the senders, even at great distances.
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This is great for speedwork but could lead to some discomfort for long distances.
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As with many Midwestern families, great distances pervade our relationships — both literally and figuratively.
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Many women, however, didn't have the time or the means to travel such distances.
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I'm not trying to get strong at distances; I'm just trying to get strong.
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They traveled great distances to speak truth to power and to create real change.
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After calculating average distances thrown, he found that the less full balls went further.
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But the researchers are working on expanding their method to work over longer distances.
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She has now finished three marathons, an Ironman, and various races of shorter distances.
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His surging runs turned defense into attack, covering distances of 70 yards or more.
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Most of the roads radiate short distances from cities, providing farm-to-market communications.
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Fiber optics employs this same rule to transmit light signals over incredibly long distances.
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As we age, the distances grow to blocks or miles, and schedules fill up.
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The vast distances and difficult terrain in these areas often hinder effective internet connections.
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We got to, like I said before, it's about staying in manageable down distances.
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The Whooshh tube technology used to be devoted to transporting fruit over significant distances.
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At greater distances, the solar wind diminishes and is overtaken by the interstellar flow.
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This shoe company is popular among runners looking to stay comfortable over long distances.
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That won't work for earthbound modeling, but we're talking about huge distances in astrophysics.
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In Shostakovich's "Leningrad" Symphony, under Andris Nelsons, its evocation of misty distances was startling.
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"We need to maintain distances from just about everybody"—governments, smugglers, and traffickers alike.
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U.S. troops can also accompany the conventional Iraqi army, but at much farther distances.
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Exhausted pilgrims, including women carrying their children, marched long distances to reach the shrines.
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Before that, elephants often crossed the short distances between islands in the island chain.
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We'd often drive incredibly long distances, sometimes seven or eight hours in a day.
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If you need connectivity over longer distances, you can attach a mesh radio module.
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Those distances averaged 63cm at one of the sites and 66cm at the other.
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The creatures typically inhabit deep waters and migrate long distances across the world's oceans.
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The electric plane is designed for the sort of distances usually conducted by train.
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Just search "marathon frame" (frames for just about all race distances will come up).
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Notre-Dame is still the point from which all distances are measured in France.
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Also, the frequency range of the signals produced by the botos wasn't as low as the sounds produced by certain whales to communicate over vast distances, nor were they as high as the sounds used by marine dolphins to communicate over short distances.
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This is like "yo dude I am ten feet away from you, nice eyes" distances.
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Because of current tensions, the boats are keeping further distances from the shore than usual.
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But with longer distances, it starts getting difficult for spectators to see all the action.
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Strong gusts scattered embers across long distances, starting fires that fed off drought-stricken trees.
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So particles can be in two places at once, or communicate instantaneously over vast distances?
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The distances were grueling and made athletes' jobs more difficult, even for veterans like Blair.
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The more somebody moves, the faster the heart rate, the bigger the steps and distances.
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People tend to move longer distances, across counties and states, in search of better jobs.
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Ebola, thought to spread over long distances by bats, causes hemorrhagic fever, vomiting and diarrhea.
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At that size, your eyes just can't distinguish between the two at typical viewing distances.
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Romans particularly used numbered lists for archives, buildings, administrative regions, military units, distances, and time.
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However, short distances still had to be won by the infantry, tank units and artillery.
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"Driving long distances alone through the American Southwest ignites all of my senses," she says.
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There were plentiful AK47s for just $300 each, but they weren't accurate at long distances.
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Different phones and phrases had different success rates, naturally, or worked better at different distances.
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It's so much easier to ship across great distances instead of relying on perishable goods.
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It's a piece of technology people use to talk to each other over long distances.
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Mr Scholz distances himself from projections of a flat federal investment rate over the parliament.
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Puzzled tourists wondered why distances that looked small on a map took forever to traverse.
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"At very low distances, the dominating determinant of pollution is takeoff and climb," Schäfer said.
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Female participation in running has steadily risen at all distances and levels since the 1980s.
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It's also possible that there were simply more people on the road, driving longer distances.
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Meanwhile, on the running trail like many runners, she began to transition into longer distances.
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Many more are couch-surfing, commuting huge distances or moving back in with their parents.
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This is due to the complexity of setting up the deliveries over such long distances.
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There aren't many young teenagers there because they aren't silly enough to drive those distances.
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The telegraph would go on to transform American life, allowing instant communication across vast distances.
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A quarter of the distances that humans travel by vehicle will be in electric cars.
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Covers distances on the longer side of medium range and deals light damage on impact.
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Since that miracle mile, runners have continued to chase records over longer and longer distances.
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Therefore, empty chairs are used as comfort-spacers, which create unnaturally long distances between parties.
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The swing subculture is a tight community despite the vast distances separating epicenters of activity.
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Zeno's paradox, except instead of halving distances, you're surprising yourself with incremental increases in stupidity.
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Google data from Cuba must currently travel long distances through Venezuela to the nearest server.
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She catered to young patients who traveled long distances and paid cash for their prescriptions.
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Driving long distances and going to the desert are fairly typical things for a Texan.
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The area surrounding Simikot has been deforested so people travel long distances to get fuel.
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"Astronomers measure large distances by determining the 'redshift' of a galaxy," the NASA statement explained.
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"Rovers are very slow and cannot travel significant distances," the Moon Express team told me.
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Required distances between airplanes have been reduced, helping to relieve bottlenecks, according to Nav Canada.
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This means subs that can travel greater distances in the surrounding Indian and Pacific oceans.
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Heart and soul Evolutionarily speaking, running long distances is a defining characteristic of being human.
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Acoustic weapons, sometimes called sonic cannons, are designed to direct loud noises over long distances.
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But here's hoping that its buyers don't have anyone or anything to carry long distances.
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Now with 5G, it uses higher frequency and transmits more dat, but over shorter distances.
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I was a latchkey kid who got myself to and from school at long distances.
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They scuttle about for indeterminate distances and lengths of time until they find a mate.
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He advocated year-round training that emphasized long-distance workouts rather than repeating shorter distances.
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Picking up the ball and throwing it long distances over and over again gets tiring.
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So for the next few months, I will focus on running shorter distances for fun.
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Long distances to ART clinics means more costs for travel, lodging and days off work.
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RadioAstron has a record discrimination based on distances of up to 350,000 kilometers between telescopes.
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That way, rockets could meet up with these depots and refuel to travel farther distances.
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Europeans travel via rail far more often than Americans, of course, because of shorter distances.
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Cameras can also record thousands of images per second and detect distances with great precision.
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During Capricorn season, you see how the things you've built can take you great distances.
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Distances seem to lessen as we approach the house, whose glass walls invite our voyeurism.
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Long-haul goes first: Drivers who only cover short distances might be safe for now.
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Lava often travels long distances in solid tubes or in channels of its own design.
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Yet five minutes into the production, you feel you have somehow already traveled vast distances.
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And as the insects travel along their migration route, they carry pollen over long distances.
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"For runners, there is a cost to carrying extra mass over long distances," Steiper says.
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He learned to ride his horse great distances, hunting herds of buffalo across vast plains.
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Perhaps no player has a longer let-it-fly leash from preposterous distances than Curry.
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Estrogen likely plays a key role in giving women an advantage at such long distances.
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Meanwhile, investments in digital technologies continue to lower the costs of coordinating across long distances.
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They evolved into a tall, slender frame well suited to walking and running long distances.
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The largest and strongest will survive, causing there to be longer distances between filling stations.
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Papa John's recently rolled out a new ad campaign that further distances itself from Schnatter.
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Males raise their heads and produce shrill sounds that can be heard from long distances.
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"On immigration the League and Five Star's positions start from notable distances," Mr. Salvini said.
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Many customers want a slightly faster vehicle for medium distances of 4 to 10 kilometres.
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Switching between flying and crawling many times in a day, the ladybug travels vast distances.
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In dense cities like New York, though, cars can reach many people within short distances.
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They don't feel all that long anymore because I'm running big distances mid-week too.
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Even 20 years on, I was getting twinges and was wary about walking long distances.
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Trucking pigs long distances can lead to weight loss and raise the risk of disease.
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Sherman comes from a long line of desert foragers who evolved to trot marathon distances.
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Combined with their great distances, they are simply too small to see with modern technology.
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"Many women, particularly in rural Ireland will have to travel significant distances," Ms. Enright said.
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Italy's offer was better, distances between locations were shorter and the concept enticed more people.
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As kids they spent days chasing goats and sheep and running lengthy distances to school.
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They're used to spot and measure distances to other objects so cars can avoid collisions.
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Roosegaarde has benefited from media speculation about this process but now distances himself from it.
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US power projection across the Pacific, faces long distances and relies heavily on intermediate outposts.
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Women generally didn't run in public, and when they did, it was for short distances.
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They had a whole continent to themselves and they were travelling great distances at breathtaking speed.
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This allows for precise movements when they're swimming long distances or hunting for their next meal.
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"A gravity well into which my attention would be sucked from increasingly great distances in time."
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"As far as I know, nobody ever complains about scrotum odors at social distances," he says.
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Action for Rail's research focused on journeys from similar distances in to capital cities around Europe.
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The event featured giant air cannons, catapults, trebuchets, slingshots and other devices launching gourds long distances.
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Cluver, who had prior experience with the instrument, would read off the distances to individual galaxies.
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"Any other diplomatic initiative distances the Palestinians from direct negotiations," Netanyahu's office said in a statement.
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And increasingly women are forced to travel long distances, sometimes out of state for abortion care.
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But transmission over long distances requires very high voltages, which can be tricky for AC systems.
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Using three additional distances as data points, the app can then triangulate where the target is.
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That little electric boost provides additional psychological help, and to encourage them to ride longer distances.
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Some are even capable of travelling great distances (or 84 miles to be precise) for sex.
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But most 3D-printed objects look hard and sculptural — not exactly ideal for running long distances.
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The language that this patent is "exploratory" distances Activision from the ickiness of an exploitative system.
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Electric batteries cannot store enough energy to propel deep sea vessels traveling long distances, experts say.
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Perhaps it's because modern families have spread to distances that reduce the availability of generational support.
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And should Trump lose the race, it wouldn't be surprising if Melania distances herself even more.
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They measured the "bumps" between pairs of galaxies at different distances -- essentially looking back in time.
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English, perhaps, becomes the common language, even though it cannot resolve the semantic distances between them.
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You see, Hartman possesses the ability to catch apples in his mouth from extremely far distances.
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These surprisingly long run-out distances raise fundamental questions about the flow velocity and propagation mechanism.
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Is Lidar — an expensive and often unwieldily technology used to calculate distances using lasers — even necessary?
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Bond has settled down, too, only traveling long distances for the fourth quarter pre-holiday spree.
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What makes Alaska different, perhaps especially with food, are the big distances and the knotty logistics.
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It's got an electric motor that drives the front wheels at low speeds for short distances.
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Even when they are separated by great distances, they are still part of the same system.
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And with each new powered test flight, Virgin Galactic further distances itself from the 2014 crash.
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Why it matters: It's a break for people who need or choose to drive long distances.
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They concluded it could fly in bursts over relatively short distances like pheasants, peacocks and roadrunners.
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The young men each drove long distances to come to Tseng's strip mall clinic for prescriptions.
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Researchers bypassed this by feeding the apps false coordinates and measuring the changing distances from users.
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That works out at 1,592km, more than five race distances at the Spanish Grand Prix circuit.
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It is about how we extend ourselves as humans across the vast distances that separate us.
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This can result in signal degradation and becomes especially problematic when transmitting data across long distances.
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I think there's going to be loads of lag putting this week, even from short distances.
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They can be a nice gauge, but people running longer distances will want something more precise.
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"We equip [ELSA] with cameras -- sensors that can measure distances and things like that," Ito explains.
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He creates chances, he defends well, he can absorb distances and he's very committed as well.
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Poor roads are not the only reason it is hard to move farm produce long distances.
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The problem is that trees, obviously, have a hard time migrating long distances on their own.
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The targeting instruments aboard the gunship are typically calibrated to pinpoint targets at relatively short distances.
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After all, GT-type cars — "grand touring" — are meant to travel long distances at great speed.
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He marveled at spiders that had landed on the ship after floating across huge ocean distances.
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In a recent study, they calculated distortion of facial features at different camera distances and angles.
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The ad distances the company from Schnatter, who was once featured in Papa John's promotional materials.
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The relative sizes and distances involved are particularly neat for this composite photo of the transit.
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Some of these were traded over huge distances, from as far as southeast and central Asia.
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They're relatively easy to use, accessible, cheap and even a fun means of traveling short distances.
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The two east African countries have had a stranglehold on the longer distances for both genders.
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Walker was usually in the fairway, and his approaches left him manageable distances for birdie opportunities.
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Those seeking cheap flights or simply an alternative to driving long distances have coach seats available.
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Negotiating all the distances and tasks that fall between those pieces of machinery were the people.
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The vocal capacity, too: parrots call to one another continually, squawkishly, over long distances and short.
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But it's also not likely that we've been visited by extraterrestrials because of the distances involved.
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The release also contains the distances and movements for more than two million stars so far.
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"AnyDesk's mission can be summarised as overcoming distances," co-founder and CEO Philipp Weiser tells TechCrunch.
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Sensor nodes spread across farmland might require powerful radio components to send data over long distances.
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Di Maio's softer stance on a referendum isn't the only way he distances himself from Grillo.
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It also gives alternate routes with the least number of transfers or the shortest walking distances.
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He led the American League in homers with 52, many of them sailing eye-popping distances.
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She began running longer distances after she met a veteran guide who persuaded her to try.
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Or cross any considerable distance by rail — distances typically flown over in the name of expedience.
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Endurance exercises, such as marathon training or cycling long distances, can lower levels, as can stress.
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Also through here passes a spiral stairway, which sinks abysmally and soars upwards to remote distances.
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If you only have 1,200 horses, you can't be good at all surfaces and all distances.
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There is no guarantee that a viable quantum encryption network could be built over long distances.
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But medical advances have made it logistically possible to consider candidate organs from much longer distances.
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At the end of the day, the volunteers travel long distances to return to their homes.
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The vast majority preferred more difficult distances, where their odds were less than one-in-three.
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Long before cellphones, whistling allowed Turkish farmers to converse across long distances in the Pontic Mountains.
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They appear to have been able to walk on the ground, at least for short distances.
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In this mode, you move around the game's universe by teleporting short distances at a time.
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Elroy is designing drones that are much larger and can carry more cargo for longer distances.
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Because bucks can travel great distances to breed, sterilizing them requires covering a lot of ground.
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Six months later, he took up running, gradually building up to longer distances, including Sunday's marathon.
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Invented by Italian physics professor Giovanni Caselli, the pantelegraph could transport drawings and notes across distances.
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The chemistry between them was muted but there, especially in eye contact, even across large distances.
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I like that you can customize your lap distances and it always shows your mile pace.
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Polar bears are swimming longer distances from land to the ice floes where they hunt seals.
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They then compare these distances with how fast the objects are moving, revealing the Hubble constant.
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But even for contagious viruses, the safe distances required may be smaller than one might expect.
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The runners had competed in a variety of distances, from the 800 meters to the marathon.
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Phys Ed Does spending years running marathons or cycling for long distances potentially strain someone's heart?
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If you follow the regiment's movements, you see that it covered incredible distances for the time.
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Longer distances were harder to fit in, so sometimes I had to split them in two.
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"Distances were great and physical obstacles imposed by the terrain were immense," the 323 article said.
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Having a skeleton made of lightweight cartilage allows sharks to conserve energy and swim long distances.
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And in the country's south, gas generation would be cheaper than transmitting hydro over long distances.
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Harley-Davidson thinks it can do better, delivering eco-friendly but thrilling power for short distances.
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Sometimes the researchers will wake up after trekking long distances and wish for a day off.
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This meant eating separately, in different dining rooms, and navigating longer distances to visit each other.
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In the past, people routinely walked long distances, but now the roads are full of cars.
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If you watch that the Next video, you'll see that there is much bigger draw distances.
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Some people will have a more physical understanding of their environment—where they live, spaces, distances.
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Even at long distances, the F-35 has some inherent limitations in air-to-air combat.
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Since the light from each image travels different distances, it arrives at different times here on Earth.
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The GPS provides precise distances to the front, middle, and back of the greens, plus course hazards.
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The GPS provides precise distances to the front, middle, and back of the greens, plus course hazards.
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Most cities already have train systems that can move millions of people every day across long distances.
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SINGAPORE — By next year, Singapore will get a new mode of transport for short distances — bicycle-sharing.
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"We're getting airline pricing down on a small plane and doing it for short distances," Knapp said.
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Strong winds and dry conditions mean flames can leap large distances, prompting thousands to evacuate their homes.
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These prior studies, however, involved backpacks that track bees' locations over very short distances — around 10 in.
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Put bluntly, this new method of communication enabled humans to communicate over vast distances with relative ease.
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As Jack grows up, he distances himself from his mom until their relationship is uncomfortable and strained.
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But the volume taken up by uncompressed bottles makes them uneconomic to transport, particularly over large distances.
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It kinda makes sense, because both of you like raining down bombs on people from long distances.
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So far, most self-driving bus trials have involved smaller pod-like vehicles trundling between short distances.
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Melania is, to an extent, an apolitical figure, and figuratively (and literally) distances herself from the president.
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But evacuation becomes complicated for many elderly pet owners who live long distances from pet-friendly shelters.
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Most electricity is transmitted today as alternating current (AC), which works well over short and medium distances.
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Tadek distances himself from the overtly racist parts of the movement but seems unaware of its reach.
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Westinghouse contends AC would work over longer distances at significantly lower costs, and eventually work with motors.
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Leavitt created a yard stick for every other astronomer who followed to calculate distances in the universe.
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These signals are also fragile, traveling comparatively small distances and easily blocked by buildings and other objects.
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They're designed to feel expansive by being geographically big, forcing you to trek long distances between settlements.
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But there is a debate over whether passengers will enjoy flying longer distances in medium-haul planes.
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Backers of the schemes also claim environmental benefits: stronger local businesses cut transport distances and carbon emissions.
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Dirt roads kick up dust, which isn't good for running — especially running long distances in punishing heat.
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But the resolution is poor, especially at long distances (that's why radar and cameras are also needed).
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Before running I always stretch my hamstrings so that I won't cramp up while running long distances.
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I still can't believe I ran 3.9 miles after months and months of not running long distances.
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But such signals also travel only very short distances, making them practical mainly for densely populated cities.
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Using an LTE data connection would certainly help, maintaining a high-quality video stream over huge distances.
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The rapid spread across vast geographic distances is what convinced the researchers that humans are to blame.
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If you wanted to travel over long distances, the covered wagon was pretty much your best option.
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With one leap he can scale huge distances, which makes it all but impossible to outrun him.
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Each one of those trucks needs a driver and enough fuel to carry crude over long distances.
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It favors players who are good at constantly jumping and shooting people at close-to-medium distances.
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There was no advantage for those who jogged faster, longer distances, and more frequently over non-joggers.
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McGuire worries that relying too heavily on technology distances officers from the people they're trying to protect.
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Its first two efforts spanned significantly shorter distances, though its "Curie" cable connects Los Angeles and Chile.
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Some cities have gone further, imposing minimum distances between food trucks and existing bricks-and-mortar businesses.
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Meanwhile, state-of-the-art clubface design means that even off-center mishits can travel absurd distances.
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It can travel at 25km/h fully assisted and is suitable for longer distances than e-scooters.
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It signaled that Kenya was ready to challenge in track and field at the shorter distances, too.
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Meeting those of you in person who traveled wild distances to be a part of the adventure.
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Another graph plotted the cars' position in a circle, making it easier to visualize distances between cars.
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Now, radio waves are great for finding solid things over long distances, but they have some shortcomings.
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But the only real solution is people avoiding having to travel long distances to get to work.
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"Many of our young people are travelling great distances to work in our stores," Schultz told CNBC.
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Polypterus, mudskippers, and some catfish can crutch along for short distances by pushing off of their tails.
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Canada is considered optimal for breeding swine because long distances between farms hinder the spread of disease.
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Marte's homer ranked as the longest by a Diamondbacks player since Statcast started tracking distances in 230.
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With short distances from point to point, concerns about long delivery runs and food spoilage are minimal.
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Motor transport and the expansion of roads, canals and railways shrank distances and modernised conceptions of time.
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That could see fans forced to cover huge distances, racking up considerable air miles in the process.
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People who could not travel long distances or miss work were locked out of the democratic process.
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Seems I'm not alone, either; some other Fitbit users have reported inaccurate distances in Fitbit's online forums.
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That's one reason why Teleretail is developing their small vehicles to cover long distances in all-weather.
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Curiously, the distances from the sun for the two crossings out of the solar system were similar.
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The painting holds the eye and won't let go—there is a sense of immense, crushing distances.
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Cameras can also record thousands of images per second, detect distances and see better in dark environments.
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Incredible VR applications that enhance human connections and experiences despite great distances are in the works now.
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"Blockchains are more fundamentally about increasing our ability to collaborate across these large social distances," Buterin said.
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Stutts says the cream is especially important when you're hiking long distances and chafing becomes an issue.
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Franklin's "double spectacles" allowed him to both see across long distances and read text clearly up close.
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Camels humps store fat, which the animals burn for fuel when traveling long distances with limited resources.
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Air traffic controllers coordinate the movement of air traffic to ensure that aircraft stay safe distances apart.
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It also brought to mind long-ago races that pushed the distances that biplane pilots could fly.
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Yet smaller boats travel short distances and catch fewer fish, which Mr. Auerbach said improves their quality.
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The car ran as if on rails in testing, completing nearly 22015 race distances over eight days.
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Like something spotted from the Hubble, Robert had once thought, vast newly seen distances from the void.
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Dragomir is waiting for TESS's long-term observations of planets that orbit their stars at great distances.
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This work also showed that bioelectricity works over long distances, mediated by the neurotransmitter serotonin, Levin said.
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Más Flamenco with La Otra Orilla, a Montreal group formed in 2006 that distances itself from tradition.
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Watch the distances that Thompson covers in his bouts and you will realize how important that is.
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PHEVs can be recharged from an outlet and the battery pack can be used for short distances.
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Operators use radio transceivers to talk over short or long distances, and generally never for commercial reasons.
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Combined with local battery storage, the need to transport electricity across long distances is beginning to diminish.
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Not only were the beads shared and exchanged over large distances, but also long periods of time.
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Ballerinas are sometimes asked to slide on point for short distances, usually while supported by a partner.
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Like in the early 1970s, income is still a barrier to traveling long distances for the procedure.
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But here her child serves as a kind of aesthetic accessory and it distances us as viewers.
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With the win, Oliveira distances himself from a submission loss to the UFC's other Cowboy, Donald Cerrone.
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The artist's personal narrative recalling her artistic inspiration further distances her from the detached ethos of Minimalism.
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So the ratio of these two hexagonal distances — 6r/2r = 3 — must represent an underestimate of pi.
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Like when Aziz's character in Master of None distances himself from his heritage, from being a Muslim.
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Those guns fired unguided shells that didn't reach the distances the Marines required for supporting amphibious assaults.
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Third, add more races at longer distances to racing programs, decreasing the emphasis on all-out sprints.
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"I drive it somewhere every week, but for the most part only short distances," Mr. Mackay said.
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"Fewer is typically used with things you can count, but weights and distances are exceptions," she said.
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And it wasn't an issue of simple ignorance; Germans who opposed reunification overestimated the distances more wildly.
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Let me start with what we already know—the stopping distances for the straight and turning car.
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Crouse said she varied her horse's training to prepare for long distances over all types of terrain.
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Industry: TransportationJob description: A delivery driver is a transportation professional who delivers over short or long distances.
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Population numbers, density and distances to travel differ as well, as do social norms and health care.
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Early Homo sapiens, then, knew how to search out and to use resources spread over long distances.
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After these balloons are released, they blow freely with the wind, covering large distances over the oceans.
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In the world of polo — which involves shipping ponies long distances, between polo hubs like Wellington, Fla.
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They mine and farm the land, and sometimes move their families across great distances for better opportunities.
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Analyzing all these motions and distances, astronomers say, could provide clues to the nature of dark matter.
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"Often the distances are far and therapists do not want to come out to Timbuktu," she explained.
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And the production uses the expanse of the Apollo stage to define the unbridgeable distances among people.
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He's too distractible to ride a bike, and he dislikes the subway, so he walks long distances.
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And he photographed, at varying distances, the abandoned shipping depots and warehouse sheds on the piers themselves.
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But it aspired to a new generation of missiles that could fire warheads over much longer distances.
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She used a relationship between the luminosities and periodicities of variable stars to measure distances to galaxies.
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"Some people only fly first class," he said as an example, while others only fly short distances.
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I am unable to walk long distances, and I move slowly because of my shortness of breath.
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The night portion features the same target scenarios and distances that are on the Short Bay portion.
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Edwin Hubble leveraged Leavitt's law on the behavior of variable stars to gauge distances to certain nebulae.
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Imagine distances that were 5 hours away by car that become 15 minutes to 20 minutes away.
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But they can't travel through walls, windows or rooftops, and they get considerably weaker over long distances.
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So you're either walking long distances or taking buses to go from one theater to the next.
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Invasive predators thrived and mammals needing to travel long distances for food or water got hit hard.
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It's one of the main states that prioritizes public infrastructure to drive long distances without fossil fuels.
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They had expected that the distances between successive depressions would decrease as the bouncing rocks lost energy.
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He recently founded Hyperloop One, a project to move people long distances through tubes at supersonic speeds.
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China's expanding network of ports could also allow it to project and sustain military power at greater distances.
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In the past, that's been fine, because you're a species that has evolved to communicate over long distances.
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Another conformal symmetry says the three-point function must not change when you invert the three distances involved.
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This suggests that it was brought to the area by traders traveling enormous distances on the Silk Road.
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Solar System distances to scale, showing the newly discovered 2018 VG18 compared to other known Solar System objects.
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It works similarly for distances of 211 or 21 miles from the store as the pick-up point.
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Like projects such as Citi Bike, Mobike's bicycles are meant to be booked and ridden for short distances.
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He said the pest was a strong flyer and could be distributed by prevailing winds over large distances.
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Provided the length of one side of the triangle is known, the other distances can be easily calculated.
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Pulsars now serve as vital astronomical tools for timekeeping, determining distances to map the universe, and measuring gravity.
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Trouble is, knowing which planets are capable of producing thick clouds isn't easy, given the vast distances involved.
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Light and optics are complicated over long distances because of interference, noise and other physical and environmental factors.
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More specifically, they were looking for binary star systems that could be used to better determine astronomical distances.
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As the US distances itself from international institutions such as the United Nations, China gains power and influence.
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They are not ideal for those who drive long distances without breaks, although battery capacity is steadily improving.
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Over the winter, he fired around 40 throws with his father from shorter distances three times a week.
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When the B.J.P. wants to win an election, it usually distances itself from the R.S.S.'s cultural agenda.
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The partly autonomous exploration is also helping people sidestep the constraints of working across vast distances in space.
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They're not normal people, but instead fighters with long, springy arms that let them punch across long distances.
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Kobzoff eventually found himself running distances he never thought possible, and dropped several pants sizes as a result.
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It burdens women, particularly poor women, who lack the resources to travel long distances to obtain an abortion.
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Strikes occurred from a wide swath of distances, ranging from 1.8 to 7.9 inches (4.6 to 20 cm).
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Several Prince fans traveled great distances for the limited run look inside the 64,000 foot Chanhassen, Minnesota property.
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It also moves production closer to urban consumers, which reduces transport distances, minimizing waste and extending shelf lives.
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Conversation is kept to a minimum - just numbers and distances to marks shouted out - as the sailors concentrate.
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Our eyes are less able to focus at different distances; we end up squinting, or fumbling with bifocals.
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Aside from the enormous distances involved, the function of LISA and the LIGO experiments is essentially the same.
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They are so small they can be spread great distances, especially if they are carried by the wind.
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This is in addition to extra pay for "larger orders, long distances, and other cases," the company explains.
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So we're using this idea of extreme warping of space so that you could travel very far distances.
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But mesh networks have a useful trick to help data travel longer distances: communications can hop between devices.
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The spacecraft will work together to measure some of the same eruptions on the sun from different distances.
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But a growing share of Nairobi residents are similarly taking to their feet, though usually over shorter distances.
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It's repeating hexagons of these ball-like carbon atoms that extend on in atomic scales for great distances.
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Doom Guy can now dash around in quick bursts, allowing players to cover greater distances in the air.
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Crack's physical constitution makes it an ideal substance for county lines networks to transport easily over long distances.
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Neutrinos can travel in a straight line through the Universe, covering vast distances, without deviating from their course.
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With six hours of charge per day, the vehicle could increase travel distances by 1,300 kilometers per year.
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In mathematics, "space" describes a setting where relations between objects imitate real life phenomena: distances, directions, continuity, convergence.
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This ancient breed is prized in North Africa for its hunting skills and endurance to run long distances.
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He hopes that recent and upcoming advances in laser science will soon allow for measurements over longer distances.
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Samsung's solution would still use coils of wire and electromagnetism to induce a current movement over short distances.
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But a trio of researchers realized that this isn't an accurate way to calculate the distances to planets.
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StonehengeImage: APPrehistoric Britons traveled impressive distances to attend celebrations at monumental sites like Stonehenge, according to new research.
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This is different from the hyperloop, which would clock near supersonic speeds, and be used for long distances.
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It works similarly for distances of 211 or 15 miles from the store as the pick-up point.
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That's why I've created the Pelagor, a conceptual, hybrid, ground effect seaplane designed to haul cargo short distances.
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The GPS-equipped Amazfit Pace tracks daily activity and calories burned, along with running distances, speed, and cadence.
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But when they drilled down into the data, they found that average forest distances were 50 times bigger.
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Using what's called a phased array, however, Google and others could potentially focus the transmissions over greater distances.
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The applications use the camera to measure distances and are shown alongside tape measures to indicate their accuracy.
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Because of all these airlines, there are so many opportunities to fly long distances for very little cost.
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But that sentence also says it's for no medical benefit that women will have to travel long distances.
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As we mentioned in the beginning, communicating across wide distances is a richer experience now than ever before.
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These two trails are mirror opposites of each other and located at equal distances away from each pole.
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Developing successful ICBM technology capable of transporting a nuclear payload accurately over vast distances is no easy feat.
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The Approach X40, which Garmin announced today, tracks wearers' heart rates while also measuring and recording shot distances.
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But a fitness band that doesn't come close to accurately measuring running distances is frustrating, or even ridiculous.
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This extreme action is reserved for chemicals that persist in the environment and can travel over long distances.
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The aerial views hint at a humongous map, making a train the likely method for clearing long distances.
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Written in 2013, when she was 21, it turns the album's painful breakups and enforced distances upside-down.
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But some galaxies show dynamic links across distances too great to be explained by their individual gravitational fields.
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In the same way, McGregor uses certain repeated sentences as crossing stones, to measure and navigate his distances.
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What's more, as cities continue to grow, they will exchange more goods, people and information over greater distances.
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In a rare instance, two asteroids will pass by Earth at unusually close distances today, only hours apart.
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Dragonfly will hop from place to place using eight helicopter rotors for distances of up to five miles.
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Bicycle-sharing platforms like oBike and Mobike have also emerged to provide options for travel over shorter distances.
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Yuliya tried that and other long-distance events, but she preferred the middle distances, especially the 800 meters.
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Job training requirements are less successful if the recipients have to travel considerable distances to receive the training.
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The infection is spread by close contact between animals and not across big distances by wind or water.
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Such a product could ultimately prove useful for folks who have to drive long distances for their job.
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It wasn't speed, exactly, or rapid change of direction or covering large distances in short amount of time.
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The inconvenience of flying short distances rarely seems worth it to me; the complexity doesn't outweigh the speed.
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Part 2: Different Distances The second part of the video shows how distance affects the bubble-bead interaction.
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Some love the dockless scooter services because they provide a fast and cheap means of traveling short distances.
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The beads tell a story of gift exchanges over great distances -- an early social network 30,000 years ago.
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For longer distances, she suggested using the city's bike share system, Velib or the Metro; both are inexpensive.
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Some officials infamously warned that a woman's uterus might fall out should she attempt to run such distances.
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Maxine and her coach took turns trying to beat each other's distances, their lines slicing through the air.
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That's forcing polar bears to swim longer distances, and affecting walruses that give birth on the sea ice.
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In other places, families are reluctant to send girls to school, especially over long distances in rural parts.
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Aboard Global Positioning System satellites orbiting Earth, atomic clocks help precisely triangulate distances traveled over periods of time.
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Many of my friends were children of immigrants who had covered longer distances to achieve the same goal.
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But as its title suggests, "And Nothing Hurt" distances itself from pain, greeting the inevitable with calm acceptance.
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Aerosols, in this scenario, are smaller gobs of potentially biohazardous material that may remain afloat for longer distances.
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But some scientists have wondered if AGNs may have beneficial effects on habitability over longer distances and timescales.
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Zoom is a video-conferencing app utilized by many companies to allow workers to communicate across large distances.
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It serves more than 500 patients each month, many traveling long distances because government aid posts have closed.
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"In order to get representative measurements of sea ice, you need to cover large distances," Dr. Krumpen said.
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The state cited the long distances people had to drive and the increasingly dire health situation for children.
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Because that electricity circulates only locally, a microgrid can eliminate the need to transmit power over long distances.
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They also showed similar improvements in function, such as the ability to walk distances and perform daily activities.
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Galaxies themselves form from the merger and complex braiding of many parent galaxies once separated by vast distances.
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GPS can't really do its job detecting distances, and machines like the elliptic tend to be even trickier.
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Beckstead also suggests sticking to runs of distances anywhere from 3 to 5 miles while wearing the XTs.
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The collector population is much smaller and the distances between each have only grown over time, Martz said.
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As CNN noted, the Chinese e-commerce company JD.com has been moving packages short distances to a hospital.
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People who are moving longer distances, between counties and between states, are disproportionately college educated, Mr. Frey said.
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She uses lenses that make the distances between two people sitting in an ordinary-size room look enormous.
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"I think that we're going to see more people willing to take on an e-bike longer distances."
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France's Valeo has logged $564 million worth of orders for its lidars, which work best for shorter distances.
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Generally, cows moved shorter distances as they aged, which probably decreased their chances of being detected by hunters.
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The new requirements call for increased distances between where the M-44 chemical trap devices can be placed.
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Natural gas is delivered to power plants from long distances by pipelines that are vulnerable to disruptive events.
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The super-simple model doesn't correctly show the planets' distances from the sun, and from each other, either.
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Buses are heavy, they travel long distances, and they&aposre not as flashy as electric cars and trucks.
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In the sea, Ferguson swims unthinkably long distances in trash-laden waters to raise awareness of the issue.
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The FCC will be auctioning off valuable 600 megahertz airwaves that can travel long distances and penetrate buildings.
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But for people trying to meet and mate across Australia's vast distances, it takes more planning and patience.
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"Perhaps putting some distances between Google and the founders is a healthy thing," Frank said to Business Insider.
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The new requirements call for increased distances between where the M-28503 chemical trap devices can be placed.
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Ms. Moehl began running increasingly longer distances as a college student during a study-abroad program in Ecuador.
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Renault's latest move further distances it from Mr. Ghosn, who dominated its leadership roles for nearly two decades.
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Canada, with its vast distances and unforgiving weather conditions, never seems more remote than in its vast north.
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You might find you are able to bike longer distances, or moderate your caffeine intake more easily.6.
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The hyperloop would be a train-style transportation system that connects distances through a series of pressurized tubes.
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Eggs with higher walking distances will yield rarer Pokémon, but they'll take longer to hatch, so choose wisely!
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In terms of accuracy, the Alta tracker seemed accurate in recording distances overall, and my step count never seemed wildly off, but this review does come with one caveat: I have not been able to test running distances while wearing it, something that we'll plan to update in the future.
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In our full review of the new Fitbit Charge 2, The Verge noted that the device had recorded distances that were significantly different from the distances measured by GPS-equipped fitness watches, whether the Charge 2 was in "connected GPS" mode or was simply relying on the accelerometer for distance tracking.
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We had to go for long distances, and we needed pace to go from one goal to the other.
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With millions of people traveling long distances to visit family and friends, Thanksgiving traffic can be a complete nightmare.
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Strong gusts -- up to 87 mph -- scattered embers across long distances, starting fires that fed off drought-stricken trees.
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But rain and snow, combined with mountainous terrain and limited public transit, mean traveling even short distances poses hardship.
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"Before Gaia, we had 100 to 200 white dwarfs with precise distances and luminosities," Tremblay said in a statement.
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Photonics uses light to move large amounts of data at higher speeds over increased distances via fiber optic cable.
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These results show that ICMEs slow down as they spread outwards, encompassing a wider region over the distances covered.
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My current leather ankle boots are a size too small and will certainly hurt when I walk long distances.
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Better to look at "cool Jupiters"—those planets that, like Jupiter itself, orbit their stars at more sensible distances.
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The U.S. stock market is composed of a dozen markets that have data exchanges spread out over long distances.
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While our cars get more miles per gallon, with prices so cheap, we drive more and commute longer distances.
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That said, driving can be a chore as you delve deeper into the game and start covering greater distances.
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Those include donations from older patients, organs transported over longer distances, and after deaths where the patient's heart stopped.
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"So we take people long distances that they would have been driving," Upjohn explained to me over the phone.
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That allows them to migrate freely over large distances throughout the country, and even cross over into neighboring countries.
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"We've brought together cheetahs from great distances to continue this important breeding program," Bircher says in the press release.
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Contrast this with the agreements between the United States and Russia which spell out very specifically minimum separation distances.
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Some have proposed the sharks have just moved away from False Bay -- they are known to migrate large distances.
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And connected semi-trucks traveling in"platoons" will give pavement less time to recover due to close following distances.
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Some utilities are therefore looking at them to move power over relatively short distances, as well as longer ones.
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In 2011, Jason Shen helped found a start-up called Ridejoy, for connecting people who were driving long distances.
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The shoes could be great for smaller exploration games, where you're walking more realistic distances at a slower pace.
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Herds have to travel great distances for food, sometimes more than 10 miles, and animals experts say that's unsustainable.
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Not to mention its seeds are tiny and lightweight, easily traveling significant distances with a little gust of wind.
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That's longer distances, like, Los Angeles to San Francisco or Austin to Houston — anywhere from 50 to 350 miles.
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The chart details the distances and motions of up to 1.3 billion stars, in addition to positions and brightness.
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They released their first results last month, demonstrating that they could "entangle" particles over record distances—hundreds of kilometers.
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That means they can operate over enormous distances and for long amounts of time without needing to be recharged.
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You have ferries that are traveling relatively short distances—aside from the Rockaway Ferry, which covers a substantial distance.
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Watterson said they're doing this because many people taking Uber trips are riding longer distances to and from airports.
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Burns is well aware that VTOL air taxis are racing to be the first to fly passengers short distances.
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In the core are protons and neutrons, the sun, and orbiting them at increasing distances are electrons, the planets.
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They estimate that there are just 20 to 100 quasars at these incredibly extreme distances across the entire sky.
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Buyers can pick from two sizes, which offer the same eyepieces with different head strap sizes and interpupillary distances.
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That's according to a report from Bloomberg which claims the wireless charging tech could work over unspecified long distances.
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The "brain" needs to be able to recognize objects, accurately measure distances, and fundamentally understand physical relationships between objects.
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The challenge: Over long distances (to other planets, for example) only a few photons will arrive at the destination.
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The clever thing about the buddy system is that different Pokémon require different distances in order to find candy.
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See, looking this far out can be hard, and even Hubble can't resolve star-forming regions at such distances.
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"Simbakubwa probably hunted anthracotheres, elephants, and hyraxes by stalking them rather than chasing them over long distances," said Borths.
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Your job is made easier by your ability to teleport short distances through thin air, walls, or even bullets.
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Colorado-based ultrarunner Avery Collins, for instance, routinely competes in races that cover distances of 100 miles or more.
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Abu al-Atheer said the U.S. special forces were now patrolling distances of up to 100 km from Tanf.
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Girls walking long distances to get to school are particularly at risk of being sexually assaulted along their journey.
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During a drought, they have to walk even longer distances to find potable water for themselves and their families.
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The microphone can also record in-person conversations, reaching distances of up to 16 feet, according to the campaign.
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In 2015, we became serious, but it's been incredibly hard because our relationship has been over such long distances.
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Nigeria's road network is in poor condition and more affluent travelers rely on air travel to cover long distances.
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Ally needs to make a show of strength that also distances her in the public's mind from Kai Anderson.
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Due to the mechanism with which the satellites triangulate distances, GPS also provides an extraordinarily accurate standardized timing system.
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On going the distance The challenge is definitely the most attractive thing about travelling distances on human power alone.
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Australian connections did, however, appeared to have more trouble maintaining an HD stream—not surprising, considering the distances involved.
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But the distances between places are so great that it takes forever to get even the smallest thing done.
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After analyzing the imagery and finding a missile installation, Dicks made his own map with markers, directions, and distances.
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You especially like to cover long distances in very short periods of times and you will continue doing this.
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These cube bots can roll across the ground, navigate up and across each other and even jump short distances.
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ESA offered a glimpse of this data today by also releasing the distances and movements of 2 million stars.
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The second are migratory animals such as tuna and swordfish, which travel long distances between feeding and breeding grounds.
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It will calculate your distances, and show a map of your workout in the Activity app on your iPhone.
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Several countries are building cheaper anti-ship cruise missiles, which fly shorter distances but can be launched from planes.
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Like our current nuclear cruise missile, the Long-Range Standoff Weapon could strike an adversary's territory from great distances.
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But the moths can be carried long distances by wind and may have winged across central Africa that way.
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