42 results for “distance”
How fast something moves.
How far something travels.
Distance of a number from zero, always non-negative.
Euclidean distance in the plane.
Straight-line distance between two points in n-dimensional space.
Distance measured along axes at right angles (taxicab geometry).
Work done by a force over a distance.
Speed equals distance divided by time.
Potential energy of two masses at distance r.
Horizontal distance of a projectile on level ground.
Relates focal length to object and image distances for a thin lens.
Relates focal length to object and image distances.
Genetic map distance in centimorgans.
Aerobic fitness from a 12-minute run distance (metres).
Time taken to cover one unit of distance.
Recession velocity of galaxies with distance.
Distance in parsecs from parallax angle in arcseconds.
Observed brightness from luminosity and distance.
Relates apparent and absolute magnitude to distance.
Distance light travels in a given time.
Time en route equals distance divided by ground speed.
Horizontal distance traveled per unit of altitude lost equals the lift-to-drag ratio.
Distance flown per unit of fuel; maximizing it gives best fuel economy.
Farthest distance an aircraft can fly and still return with available endurance.
Approximate ground-roll distance assuming constant acceleration to lift-off speed.
Shortest distance between two points on the Earth for long-range navigation.
Distance traveled forward per unit of height lost.
Distance traveled per gallon of fuel.
Distance covered per unit time.
Time needed to cover a distance at a given speed.
Great-circle distance between two lat/long points.
Ratio of map distance to real-world distance.
Approximate drop of the horizon over distance d.
Approximate ground distance per degree of latitude.
Convert kilometers to miles.
Convert miles to kilometers.
Convert meters to feet.
Convert feet to meters.
Convert inches to centimeters.
Convert nautical miles to kilometers.
Number of positions at which two strings differ.
Multiply miles by 1.6 for km, or divide km by 1.6 for miles. Consecutive Fibonacci numbers are handy approximations.