Examples of using To a distance in English and their translations into Slovenian
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the microphone extending along the track to a distance twice the microphone distance to either side,
The view is centered near the area that will be seen during New Horizons much anticipated July 14 closest approach to a distance of about 7,750 miles(12,500 kilometers).
it extends from the body to a distance of two to three feet, depending upon certain circumstances which need not be mentioned at this place.
The travel time to a distance of about over a hundred kilometers from Manila was two-and-a-half hours by going there privately
And I saw other stones thrown to a distance from the tower, and coming to the way,
Recently-released data from this mission suggests there are no objects the size of Saturn or larger out to a distance of 10 000 AU and no objects larger than Jupiter out to 26 000 AU.
After ripening, seeds are scattered to a distance of 1 m. Therefore,
corona surrounds to a distance of about 1 mm,
For example, when laying glades, the forest was cut down to a distance of an effective rifle shot,
also deepens the seeds to a distance sufficient for the best germination.
there you can limit yourself to a distance of 80 cm-
The CfA survey(below and left)showing large scale structures out to a distance of 150 Mpc,
their signals are easily transmitted through the plant even to a distance of one metre or more.
The corona discharge- extends to a distance of several meters to tens of meters,
which occurs in close proximity from the lightning channel to a distance of several meters, in case of extremely strong lightning discharges up to tens of meters,
Sovereign rights over their continental shelves up to a depth of 200 m(660 ft) or to a distance where the depth of waters admitted of resource exploitation were claimed by the marine nations that signed the Convention on the Continental Shelf drawn up by the UN's International Law Commission in 1958.
Sovereign rights over their continental shelves up to a depth of 200 metres or to a distance where the depth of waters admitted of resource exploitation were claimed by the marine nations that signed the Convention on the Continental Shelf drawn up by the UN's International Law Commission in 1958.
has expanded to a distance of 32 billion light-years during the 13.4 billion years it took the light to reach us.
Acting on this mistaken idea, they fancy that the first thing to be done towards attaining adeptship is to acquire"powers"--clairvoyance and the power of leaving the physical body and travelling to a distance are among those which fascinate the most.
related services in connexion to a distance contract or an off-premises contract