spacing

A train’s seismic signature can vary with the train’s velocity, the spacing between its wheels, and the stiffness of the ground under its rails.

Philadelphia’s offensive efficiency continues to lag despite offseason moves aimed at improved spacing, and Harden could have single-handedly fixed those problems.

For a typical hydrogen bond, the spacing between those energy levels would decrease as the atom climbed further up the energy ladder.

To scientists working at such minute scales, these “recharging” periods are strong candidates for the source of the spacing effect.

Masks and social distancing are required, including limiting seating and arranging spacing on the train.

Spacing after punctuation standardized, inconsistent hyphenation and archaic spelling retained.

Spacing of this sort is particularly objectionable for good printing.

Spacing retained in all occurrences of 'any thing', 'every thing', 'every where' and 'every one'.

Spacing and possible mechanisms of population regulation in wolves.

Spacing clips on the top edge of the outer shell hold the tops of the reinforcing bars in position.