One consequence of this distance is that there are fewer questions and less scrutiny about going to war.
This will be effected, in a great measure, by a post like Sarawak, which they can reach in their small boats, (as the poorer classes of Malays and Dyaks will then trade themselves, which they are now unable to do in consequence of the distance from Singapore,) and from the visits of the European merchant to the numerous ports on the coast.
All of this is the consequence of greater distance between the graphite plate and the substrate.
We propose that the emergence of the Neotropical CD genome species occurred recently as a result of human interference rather than before Columbus, as a consequence of long distance natural transoceanic dispersal.
It would be difficult to conclude whether this reflects any aspect of fission yeast lifestyle, or is simply a consequence of evolutionary distance among the species.
A decrease in closeness centrality of components has been observed as a consequence of increased distance between pathways throughout evolution [ 80].
These results confirm the hypothesis that a positive T-wave bias emerges as a systematic consequence of increased distance between the exploring electrode and the underlying tissue.
In this study, rural communities are understood as places with small populations, limited material and financial resources, and a heightened vulnerability to health service and health human resource shortages as a consequence of their distance from urban centres [ 12, 27- 29].
Some have complained about the "He, Thomas Cromwell, … " clarifications in Bring Up the Bodies (when only "he" was used in Wolf Hall), but they are also a consequence of this distancing, a way of pulling us back from easy involvement.
On his blog, booktwo.org, Bridle argues that "drone strikes are the consequence of invisible, distancing technologies, and a technologically disengaged media and society... the technology that was supposed to bring us closer together is also used to obscure and obfuscate".
