And there is an infinitesimal degree of separation between Dr. Gray and nearly everyone involved in the search for him.
Maintaining an appropriate degree of separation between these elements is complex, but is necessary for reasons of propriety.
"We work very hard to maintain a degree of separation between the entities," Mr. Ainslie told Barron's in 1996.
The couple guaranteeing one degree of separation between anyone you'd care to know are Jocelyne and Andr?aguin.
Clyde Simmons stoically spans the one degree of separation between two coaches, a father and a son.
The couple guaranteeing one degree of separation between anyone you'd care to know are Jocelyne and André Daguin.
There is never -- well, hardly ever -- more than one degree of separation between him and any of his collaborators, including the composers on this program.
But one top network standards executive, Roland McFarland of Fox, said last week, "I think we're going to see a greater degree of separation between networks and cable, with broadcasters settling in as the family medium".
I won't speak of the pleasure factor, because, well, you can tell why — Ian McKellen gave me advice about the microphone, which I've forgotten, something about the necessary degree of separation between me and it.
Here, as on TV, they are fictional crew Kurupt FM, Brentford's premier (and only) pirate radio station dedicated to UK garage, though the degree of separation between the telly and reality isn't much at all.
By contrast, the White House habit of assigning democracy's stickiest jobs to a cadre of tsars (see also drugs; New Orleans reconstruction; intelligence) only serves to intensify the degree of separation between failure and accountability.
