buffer distance

My own 40-year-old husband and I have a different sort of buffering distance between us.

The choice of buffer distance would need to be the subject of some experiment.

The latter typically adds a certain buffer distance to the given tolerance measure.

Lack of a sufficient downwind buffer distance between the kiter and hard objects has contributed to accidents reducing the available distance and time for reaction.

An internal Baffinland environmental impact study had said that there should be a "buffer distance" between the site of any blasting and sites of archeologically significant structures-but the study didn't specify what the distance was.

These types of sprayers can only be used where overspray-spray drift-is less of a concern, either through the choice of chemical which does not have undesirable effects on other desirable organisms, or by adequate buffer distance.

Space 1026 began a decade ago as a spinoff from other collectives in Providence, R.I., another city with dynamic art schools and relatively cheap rents, at a buffering distance from New York and its market machinery.

SR 110 was shifted eastward in a long arc to maintain a buffer distance from the Pentagon and a two-lane bridge to provide access to the Pentagon North parking lot and two pedestiran bridges were built over the new route.

Work zone regulations often specify a minimum buffer distance between the attenuator truck and the work area, and a minimum mass for the truck, to minimize the chances that the truck will be pushed forward by a crash into the workers or machinery.