But that has little to do with high capacity transmission lines that carry electricity in bulk over hundreds of miles.
The blackboard menu lists all the suppliers, the bulk within 50 miles of Bristol.
Charles kept the bulk of his troops several miles away from the river bank in hopes of concentrating them at the point where Napoleon decided to cross.
Charles kept the bulk of his forces several miles away from the river bank in hopes of concentrating them at the point where Napoleon decided to cross.
The number of visitors camped out in downtown Damascus along the river got so big a few years back that town officials had to tighten the reins and move the bulk of campers a half mile from the center of town.
The specter of infinitesimal delay is why, when the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, the nation's oldest, upgraded its trading platform in 2006, it decided to locate the bulk of its trading engines 80 miles — and three milliseconds — from Philadelphia, and into NJ2, where, as Thomas notes, the time to communicate between servers is down to a millionth of a second.
American General George Washington recognized the inevitability of the capture of New York City, and withdrew the bulk of his army about 10 mile north to Harlem Heights.
While you may traverse hundreds or even millions of miles in MMORPGs and space simulators, the bulk of that terrain is practically empty.
The explosion left the aircraft's wreckage spread over 850 square miles, but the bulk of the Boeing 747 landed on Lockerbie, a quiet market town north of Dumfries.
The pool is located in a remote area about 30 miles from the bulk of the park, Wines said.
Currently, there are millions of miles of copper wire buried underground, which handle the bulk of the nation's telephony.
