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Definition of distance
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Distance
(n.) A space
marked
out in the last part of a race
course.
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Pointing
::
Pointing
(n.) The act or
process
of
measuring,
at the
various
distances
from the
surface
of a block of
marble,
the
surface
of a
future
piece of
statuary;
also, a
process
used in
cutting
the
statue
from the
artist's
model..
Far
::
Far
(adv.)
To a great
distance
in time from any
point;
remotely;
as, he
pushed
his
researches
far into
antiquity..
Equate
::
Equate
(v. t.) To make
equal;
to
reduce
to an
average;
to make such an
allowance
or
correction
in as will
reduce
to a
common
standard
of
comparison;
to
reduce
to mean time or
motion;
as, to
equate
payments;
to
equate
lines of
railroad
for
grades
or
curves;
equated
distances..
Handicap
::
Handicap
(n.) A race, for
horses
or men, or any
contest
of
agility,
strength,
or
skill,
in which there is an
allowance
of time,
distance,
weight,
or other
advantage,
to
equalize
the
chances
of the
competitors..
Estrange
::
Estrange
(v. t.) To
withdraw;
to
withhold;
hence,
reflexively,
to keep at a
distance;
to cease to be
familiar
and
friendly
with..
Farness
::
Farness
(a.) The state of being far off;
distance;
remoteness.
Coehorn
::
Coehorn
(n.) A small
bronze
mortar
mounted
on a
wooden
block with
handles,
and light
enough
to be
carried
short
distances
by two men..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) A
series
of
spaces
marked
by
lines,
and
representing
proportionately
larger
distances;
as, a scale of
miles,
yards,
feet, etc., for a map or
plan..
Run
::
Run (n.) The
distance
sailed
by a ship; as, a good run; a run of fifty
miles..
Haul
::
Haul (n.)
Transportation
by
hauling;
the
distance
through
which
anything
is
hauled,
as
freight
in a
railroad
car; as, a long haul or short
haul..
Southing
::
Southing
(n.)
Distance
southward
from any point
departure
or of
reckoning,
measured
on a
meridian;
--
opposed
to
northing..
Quarter
::
Quarter
(v. t.) The
fourth
part of the
distance
from one point of the
compass
to
another,
being the
fourth
part of 11¡ 15', that is, about 2¡ 49'; --
called
also
quarter
point..
Remove
::
Remove
(n.) The
distance
or space
through
which
anything
is
removed;
interval;
distance;
stage;
hence,
a step or
degree
in any scale of
gradation;
specifically,
a
division
in an
English
public
school;
as, the boy went up two
removes
last
year..
Distinguishable
::
Distinguishable
(a.)
Capable
of being
distinguished;
separable;
divisible;
discernible;
capable
of
recognition;
as, a tree at a
distance
is
distinguishable
from a
shrub..
Telodynamic
::
Telodynamic
(a.)
Relating
to a
system
for
transmitting
power to a
distance
by means of
swiftly
moving
ropes or
cables
driving
grooved
pulleys
of large
diameter.
Equidistance
::
Equidistance
(n.) Equal
distance.
Focus
::
Focus (n.) A point so
related
to a conic
section
and
certain
straight
line
called
the
directrix
that the ratio of the
distace
between
any point of the curve and the focus to the
distance
of the same point from the
directrix
is
constant.
Distance
::
Distance
(v. t.) To
outstrip
by as much as a
distance
(see
Distance,
n., 3); to leave far
behind;
to
surpass
greatly..
Pantometer
::
Pantometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
angles
for
determining
elevations,
distances,
etc..
Directrix
::
Directrix
(n.) A
straight
line so
situated
with
respect
to a conic
section
that the
distance
of any point of the curve from it has a
constant
ratio to the
distance
of the same point from the
focus.
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