Some tribes deliberately reject the influence of the foreign cultures even though are not located in remote areas.
An even bigger, though remote, risk for the United States, some analysts said, is that it could be dragged into an armed conflict between China and Japan, which it is obligated by treaty to defend.
Almost until the last minute, travelers said, the border post here functioned with the usual combination of efficiency and graft that characterized Saddam Hussein's rule: bags were searched and bribes were solicited, even though this remote checkpoint on Iraq's western border with Jordan has been surrounded by American Special Forces since the war began.
Previous studies of individual patients with focal cortical dysplasia (FCD) using voxel-based analyses, have demonstrated that every visually identified lesion, or the full extent of these lesions, are often not detected using VBM even though abnormalities remote from the visually identified lesions are commonly shown [Bonilha et al., 2006; Colliot et al., 2006].
But even though dedicated remotes probably won't be replaced, that doesn't mean smartphone apps can't supplement their existence.
Implementation is getting patchier – even though investing in remote monitoring technology, such as telecare, for example, could generate substantial savings.
Overall, it appears that the commander can be kept involved in the planning process even though they are remote from it but with some caveats attached.
Eastport, which is recognized as the easternmost city in the United States, draws a large and festive crowd on Independence Day, even though it is remote.
In September 1979, Mr. Meany, then 85, announced his retirement, and in November Mr. Kirkland was named president even though he remained remote to many union members.
The one that operates an arbitrary radio-controlled car that's left constantly switched on, even though TV-style remote controls don't usually tend to operate radio-controlled toys.
