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relative distance

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relative distance [′rel·əd·iv ′dis·təns]
(navigation)
Distance relative to a specified reference point, usually one in motion.


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There are open dates for both teams in early December, and the relative distance of the two schools - neither team would have to fly to play the other - provides a bit of flexibility.
It also converts this digital data into a table of signals, which can be manually programmed, and also drives the display port to show the relative distance of the target to the driver.
Bats blast their surroundings with a machine-gun fire of high-frequency pulses then wait for the rebounded calls, which are unscrambled in the bat brain as information on the relative distances and contours of an environment.
 
 
 
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