The phrase "at far away" is not correct in English.
You might be trying to express a location that is distant, but the phrase is awkward and not standard.
Example: "The stars are visible even at far away distances."
Alternatives: "from afar" or "at a distance".
However, the failure pipe exhibited a plastic deformation at far away from the defect region, consequently this behaviour needs to be considered in the failure analysis for an accurate prediction of failure pressure.
Thus, each so called local transformation covers a site neighbourhood, small enough so that it can be different from others at far away protein places, but big enough so that adjacent transformations are similar and no large distortions are allowed without penalty.
To make glass you smelt sand in a furnace Or, you could put no glass in them and snipe at far away mobs from the window.
Moreover, it's the same picture at any distance, as resolved and unresolved near at hand as far away.
He lectured at universities as far away as Australia and China.
The same rules were in force at schools as far away as Anne Arundel County, near Baltimore.
The disaster disrupted production at plants as far away as the United States, causing a net shortfall of 230,000 vehicles, Toyota said — almost four times the number at Nissan.
She plied international trade routes for twelve years, calling at ports as far away as Sydney.
In the 1990s, astronomers began finding other objects at least as far away as Pluto, now known as Kuiper Belt objects, or KBOs.
His friends were all off at far-away schools, but he got a job when he didn't have class, and he worked out every day because it helped the way that exercise always does.
However, this would enhance the relevance of phenological trends at the non-breeding sites and their potential implications for demographic rates (survival, reproductive success) at later times at sites far away.
