Equidistance

The driver made sure to equidistance the wheels from the two curbs when parking on the street.

The equidistance of the camera lens from the subject is important for getting the right focus and depth of field.

The equidistance of the vertices in an isosceles triangle is what gives it its characteristic shape.

The satellite was designed to maintain equidistance from the Earth's surface while orbiting.

The equidistance of the shelves made it easier for the customer to browse through the products.

The equidistance of the nails from each other is important for maintaining the strength and stability of a wooden structure.

The equidistance of the sound source from both ears is important for determining the direction of the sound.

The athlete trained hard to equidistance himself from his competitors in the race.

The equidistance between the two sides of a rectangle is what gives it its symmetrical shape.

The professor emphasized the importance of equidistance in evaluating students' academic performance.

The equidistance of the planets in our solar system makes it difficult to reach them with current technology.

The equidistance of the earth's poles from the equator is what defines the earth's spherical shape.

The equidistance of the hedges in the garden created a symmetrical design.

The equidistance between the two runners in the race was maintained throughout.

The equidistance of the planets from the sun is an important factor in determining their characteristics.

The equidistance of the shelves in the bookstore made browsing the books convenient.

The mediator acted with equidistance to both parties in the legal dispute.

The teacher showed equidistance towards the two students who were arguing in the classroom.

The journalist was careful to maintain equidistance from both political parties.

The diplomat showed equidistance to both countries in the ongoing conflict.

The coach maintained equidistance from the two rival players on the team.

The manager showed equidistance to the employees who were in disagreement.