widely spaced

Combining signals from widely spaced telescopes, a technique known as interferometry, is familiar to radio astronomers.

Most people experience the Mojave’s widely spaced small shrubs and creosote bushes through the windshield of an air-conditioned car as they drive between Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

One of the animals raises her head over her enclosure and gazes pensively at me, her widely spaced eyes and odd, rectangular pupils seeking to make contact—and perhaps even connection.

The first set of traps is widely spaced and tucked into the verge of a snow-packed forest road.

To our surprise, their footprints and gait mechanics were no match for Site A. Bears’ heel impressions are narrow, and their steps are widely spaced because their hip and knee anatomy causes them to wobble back and forth when walking bipedally.