After an aircraft clears a distance ranging between 5 and 40 miles, depending on the airport, from a TRACON or Terminal Control, it is handed over to Air Route Traffic Control Centers.
The rights and wrongs of this are never clear from a distance but it is astounding that heads have not been clunked together.
Why was I a human being?" What about her sightlines, then, the spaces she lived in as a writer and what she could see there: Were things clear from a distance or just close up?
But when that first record appeared, less than two years ago ("Carbeth," named after an area north of Glasgow where working-class Glaswegians built holiday huts after World War I), a few things weren't clear from a distance.
The paintings work at a microcosmic level as well as being insistent and clear at a distance; one thinks of the labyrinthine, obsessive paintings of the late Fritz Hundertwasser, of certain aspects of "outsider" art, and the repetitive reveries that surface in some Van Gogh drawings.
Heavily coiffured and of a size to enlarge the actor's presence, the Greek mask seems to have been designed to throw the voice by means of a built-in megaphone device and, by exaggeration of the features, to make clear at a distance the precise nature of the character.
You need it to clear a good distance.
Another before/after study 37 reported that five children with cerebral palsy (CP) who had been given hyoscine patches to control their salivation had improved visual behaviour after the provision of spectacles designed to give clear focus at a distance of 1 m.
"Radio 2 is an extremely popular radio service... but we think that there's a real case for Radio 2 really taking a further step towards distinctiveness and [giving it] a clear distance with what you can find on commercial radio," said Thompson.
The upright is connected to a relatively stiff testing frame at two points using bolts with a clear distance of 500 mm.
