How to pronounce “spacing” in English

spacing, and/or alignment, essentially allowing me to shape the content to a way that's easy for me to read.

The spacing between ticks on the clock of their watch, let's say, on the face of their watch,

So spacing it out is somehow, as Steve Jobs described it, making it less random to make it appear more random.

So you're spacing.

And the spacing has not been specified, but it was 400 meters before.

So there's one spacing.

He comes across to spacing research, this idea that we forget at a very regular rate.

And the birth spacing decreases.

whatever it was for spacing um I've created a obviously a stone age laundry

But note that the spacing is not perfect because there are different operations constraints where you can't get the spacecraft.

And by spacing things out, you realize, now, that you're getting those new synaptic connections growing every time you learn a little and then you sleep on it.

If you're spacing out, that pathway's getting stronger.

And so the Ebbinghaus Spacing Effect, which maybe some of you encountered in your studies, says basically this, ever since we were little kids, we were told there's one

It's called the Spacing Effect.

Close plant spacing for improved plant environment and water conservation.

What kind of spacing do you grow?

And that slightly changes the spacing between the atoms.

You stretch it a little and the spacing between atoms changes.

That allows farmers to vary the spacing between individual seeds when their planter goes across the field.

And just did-- had fun with some spacing.

Here is a different kind of spacing.

And here is a different kind of spacing.

It was going to be more about spacing.

And that's this idea of spacing.

And so there's something called "the spacing curve."

And it is really just using the spacing effect to revisit knowledge at this point of time.

So it's this idea of just spacing out that learning, allowing for that inevitable forgetting.

And those are the relative spacing of the orbits.

But the punctuation and the spacing-- Is very different.

Why the sets had different spacings and what the different angles were. And he turned that eventually into very successful surf forecasting business. Because if you talk to Sean he's

In the book "Bored and Brilliant-- Rediscovering the Lost Art of Spacing Out," Manoush Zomorodi explains the connection between boredom and being unplugged, and how that state of mind

This is about 900 million grid points at 9 kilometer spacing between each grid point.

And we're working towards a 1 kilometer spacing.

Because the next time they'll plow at closer spacing, and that 15 centimeters of the past will disappear.

pushing things away, or spacing out, we're not truly present with ourselves.

And we can build these pixels with about 40-micron spacing.

A key job that controllers have is to ensure the spacing between aircraft that are going to land.

be running our computer models at one kilometer grid spacing. But right now, I run it at four kilometer good spacing.

Now, the atomic spacings of these two layers are slightly different.

And even though they oscillate at these millimeter wavelengths because of the magnet spacing, the wavelength of the resulting EM radiation is much smaller.

Don't you mean like spacing out?

And our high-resolution model have grid points at 2.5 kilometer spacing.

knives that um you know it might have a little bit of spacing on top um and really it's because when you when you

to the next page or to turn the page depending on the spacing there.

On the tablets, the scribes had thoughtfully incised little tick marks which indicated the spacing between

Now, for solar, you need 1/3 the spacing area as wind. But it still is not very much space. And geothermal is even smaller spacing area than solar, but

But there is a thing called the, I'm spacing it now, there are other vehicles that could potentially, without actually raising another country's currency to that level, there are

As the dislocation moves, it'll cause one plane, a bubbles, to sheer past the other one, which shifts the structure by exactly one spacing.

And so one of the things that I did was an interactive project that was called "The Bored and Brilliant Project-- The Lost Art of Spacing Out," and this was in 2015.