Spaced used in a sentence

Spaced in a sentence as an adjective

Everything feels much too big, much too spaced out, for a pure utility app.

You mean, aside from regularly spaced vertical obstructions to his outward view?

From what I can see, exurban subdivisions are getting larger, with houses being spaced farther and farther apart.

I want to see the scale, minimum, and maximum points in evenly spaced lines, whether logarithmic or linear space is used.

That means the pixels in a printed image cant be spaced any closer together than about 250 nanometres without looking smudged.

He needed to compare his design to a similar tree-shape whose "leaves" were, say, uniformly or randomly spaced; not to what amounted to a patch of moss.

As a rule of thumb, I generally divide the area by 3 because collectors are usually arranged in troughs, slightly spaced for low sun angles.

Right now we have dozens of A/B tests running to help us understand what we can do to make people learn more, such as testing how different spaced repetition algorithms affect retention.

For example: [Steve] Jobs later said, "If I had never dropped in on that single calligraphy course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.

Even sadder is the officious and petty tone:The paper must be in 12 point font, Times New Roman, double-spaced with one-inch margins...I know what my response would be: two words, one page, 150 pt font.

After reading all the comments posted here till now, I see that they are almost all about foreign language learning, with few mentioning other applications of spaced repetition systems.