Meanings of travel distance in английском

Furthermore, we reveal that the travel distance of photocarriers exceeds 200 μm.

Main outcome measures: BESS error scores, elliptical sway area, and center of pressure travel distance were recorded.

We assessed the relationship between overall survival and travel distance for patients undergoing pancreatic resection for adenocarcinoma.

Conclusions: Sociodemographic factors of travel distance, insurance, and race influenced time to epilepsy surgery for children with focal cortical dysplasia.

Conclusions: The risk of nerve injury, travel distance, and cost were the most important drivers for patients choosing among surgical approaches for thyroidectomy.

First, the cost of the proceedings was greater than at the district level and second, the travel distance to attend hearings increased fifty-fold.

While the executive says there are no restrictions on travel distance, this only applies to occasions when people are now permitted to leave their homes.

Among patients in the exposed group, new supermarket openings reduced travel distance to the nearest supermarket by 0.7 miles on average.

Armscor calculated that at least R3-billion would be required for a new plane that would meet the 13800km travel distance criteria.

Travel distances are long because of apartheid spatial planning and low densities.

Travelling distance: The focus has been keeping children within their community.

There are so many factors to consider with each tour: weather, opening times, travel distances.

Fifa have performed a U-turn on promises to cluster teams in sectors to minimise travel distances.

Community schools, which make travel distances shorter, are credited with increasing security for girls and pushing up enrolment.

Issues today include logging frequency and precision in estimating space use and travel distances, as well as battery life and cost.

Passengers travelling distances of more than 300km will be hit with a fee of €10.