The phrase "and far of" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a misphrasing and does not convey a clear meaning. An example could be: "The journey was long and far off from our destination."
Alternatives: "and far away" or "and distant from".
No one then had a sure handle on the near and far of New World geography.
The movie concerns the gathering, from near and far, of the family and friends of a troubled young man, Cory, who died of a drug overdose.
A report in 2001 by the Countryside Agency, "The Pub is the Hub", recounted encouraging stories from near and far: of the Beauchamp Arms in Gloucestershire which now hosts a playgroup; of the Miners Arms in Derbyshire which offers computer training classes in a room upstairs; of the White Hart Inn in Suffolk, which takes in dry-cleaning and prescriptions.
An overall DR of 96.6% and FAR of 2.3% shows that the proposed method has a good performance in detecting buildings and removing false alarms.
As noted by Wickelgren and Norman (1966), when d' is computed from the HR and FAR of an old/new recognition procedure, different sources of variance (e.g., variability in memory signals and variability in criterion placement) are conflated.
To be sure, the place was a-flash with a good portion of the guests sending off photos to friends near and far of the private experience, special drinks and fashionista like nibblets.
Spitznagel's hedges mostly involve buying far-out-of-the-money put options on equities and far-out-of-the-money calls on commodities.
Not surprisingly, then, we seem to get far more of the former and far less of the latter than we need.
Owning a home ranks slightly ahead of retirement accounts like 401 k)s and far ahead of the stock market.
Thus, the ease of acquiring shape information from the near and far surfaces of the stimuli differed.
The near and far sides of the Fourier spectrum were kept separate for each of these reconstructions.
