Consequently, the present model allows exploiting the complete test run duration to obtain unique experimental data from the turbomachinery operating at far off-design conditions.
Faster cars let people bypass Main Street to shop at far-off discount stores.
It is a group clearly dominant in small towns and rust belts, gazing out at far-off cities, globalised, digitised, college-educated and "correctly" liberal.
Her secret, much older lover is not only long married to someone else and ensconced at far-off Harvard, he has begun staying away entirely, seeming less than thrilled by her professional ascent.
I turn to say goodbye but he has his eyes to the skies, the binoculars up against his face, looking again at far-off shapes that pass most of us quietly by.
A rugged defensive centre, Tate debuted with the Broncos in 2001 and won a premiership with the club in 2006 before embarking on successful stints at far-off posts Auckland and Townsville.
Substandard conditions at far-off factories have been an all too-common theme in modern consumerism, whether it involves unsafe buildings or stressful working conditions.
Such galaxies are common at far-off distances, but Kiso 5639 is a rare, (relatively) nearby example, according to NASA.
Moreover, for reasons of privacy patients and their kin prefer treatment at places far off from their home towns.
Some participants, especially those without formal education, had no records of their birth dates and hence were guessing their age, which was at times far off when we compared the parental age to that of the children, who did have birth certificates and some level of education.
Enough was obviously not nearly as good as a feast, but enough was, for me, at least, not far off, and I began to give myself over to gravity.
