Sentence examples for distance far from from inspiring English sources
Off in the distance, far from the limelight and even farther from the levers of power, New Jersey's Republican faithful moved about the convention like an afterthought.
"Both possessed a distinct quality of remoteness, an important sense of distance, far from the excessively cultivated and commercial metropolitan centre and from the predictably picturesque 'guidebook' imagery of the countryside popular in the years following the end of the Great War".
Presence of Beta-catenin in all AMPs clearly points towards Wg action at a distance far from the disc epithelium, the source of Wg. n = 10.
14 At a distance, far from the epithelial surface, the inner mucus is transformed into a soluble and less organised outer mucus layer which, by proteolytic expansion, generates the preferred habitat for the commensal microbes.
It is unclear, however, whether bigger, more damaging earthquakes are routinely triggered at distances far from the mainshock, heightening the global seismic hazard after every large earthquake.
These induced stresses merge together at the distances far from the wellbore and finally reach in situ stress.
Because the antisymmetric Krauklis wave is a surface wave concentrated around the fluid layer, its amplitude decays exponentially at distances far from the fluid layer.
Genes escaping silencing in LINE-poor regions remain at distances far from the repressive compartment (Chow et al. 2010).
The standard deviations showed good agreement at distances far from the micropyle (150-200 μm), where the effects of an ovule should be small, and also matched at closer distances (100-150 μm) where there was a measurable response to the ovules.
The matching of a site should also be in a locally rigid agreement with the matching of its neighbours under a sigmoid function that penalizes distances far from d0 Å.
