Sentence examples for areas far to from inspiring English sources

In the equal redundancy level (ERL) studies, there is a lot of residual energy in the areas far to sink.

From the graph, we can see that there are lots of rest energy in the areas far to sink, we call them as non-hotspot areas.

So, under a certain reliability p e, we can increase the nodes' redundancy level in the areas far to sink and decrease the nodes' redundancy level in the areas near to sink; thus, the network performances are improved.

It is observed that when employing URL scheme, the energy consumption in the regions far to sink is much larger than that under ERL and SW-ARQ approach, so the nodes' redundancy level is improved in the areas far to sink, the whole network reliability is also improved.

While in URL scheme, the nodes' redundancy level is high in the areas far to sink and low in the areas near to sink. Figure 8 shows the nodes' redundancy level under different schemes, and Fig. 9 presents the nodal reliability.

But when ice blocked the strait, the ships concentrated on an area far to the south in Queen Maud Gulf.

Thus, instead of expanding emission control area far to the ocean, it is more effective to control emissions along the coastline to secure the best air quality and lower the health impacts.

Led by expedition commander Douglas Mawson, the party aimed to explore the area far to the east of their main base in Adélie Land, pushing about 500 mile towards Victoria Land.

But except for two locations on Routes 347 and 454, the areas are far to the east, in Southampton and East Hampton, where truck traffic is light.

"The government looked to take him to areas far from social conflict," Riva Palacio wrote, "so as not to turn a Catholic celebration in Mexico into an anguishing tour for Los Pinos, Mexicoo's equivalent of the White House.

Though the area is far to the north of Fukushima, the local chefs are still vigilant about food quality in light of the disaster, relying on both their own testing and continuing inspections by government and private companies.