longitudinal distance

This is due to longitudinal distance between the two cities.

Dissolved organic carbon decreased with depth, but not with longitudinal distance downstream within the hyporheic zone.

The bottom surface of the shinbone was, in its transverse width, about 1.5 times as wide as the longitudinal distance (measured from front to rear).

For nacelles that are positioned beneath the wing, the lateral and longitudinal distance from the wing is dominated by interference-drag considerations.

Anisotropy in the extended haptic perception of longitudinal distances. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/htbin-post/Entrez/query?

Due to shortening of longitudinal distances with increasing latitude, longitudinal span beyond 60 degrees latitude doubles to twelve degrees.

The longitudinal distance between a triple-hull ship is called the longitudinal clearance and can be measured between the middle of the hulls or between their fore perpendiculars.

Calculation of the total volume involved multiplying each individual cross sectional area by half the longitudinal distance between the slice above and the slice below and summing these values over the entire shape.

Longitudinal centre of floatation (LCF) is the longitudinal distance from a point of reference (often midships) to the centre of the area of waterplane when the hull is not moving.

The IRI was defined as a mathematical property of a two-dimensional road profile (a longitudinal slice of the road showing elevation as it varies with longitudinal distance along a travelled track on the road).

That portion of a ship's hull characterized by flat shell plating, which does not change shape over a longitudinal distance. An enclosure attached to the inside of the underwater shell and open to the sea, fitted with a portable strainer plate.

In addition to its metal construction, contemporaries noted other unusual design features, in particular the position of the wings well back along the fuselage, Flight speculated the idea being to distribute the passenger (or bomb) load symmetrically about the centre of pressure and over a greater longitudinal distance than usual, rather than along the span.

Quantification of the spatial distribution (density) of neurons and neurites The relative distribution of neurons and neurites over a longitudinal distance spanning the crushed and uncrushed portions in sciatic nerve sections was assessed using a customized macro program written for NIH Image 1.60 software.

At any lateral position across the vehicle, the longitudinal distance between the most forward part of the bumper and the most forward part of the frontal protection system shall not exceed 50 mm unless the material used for those parts which are more forward than this have a compressive strength less than 0.35 MPa.