I liked to wander the distant corners of the arenas.
I think the only useful reason to encourage the bloating of performance athletes is so they can be seen from the distant reaches of large arenas.
"We have a big need for more recreational outlets for motor-sports enthusiasts," Mr. Levy said, noting that the indoor arena would be distant from the new homes and parkland and would have its own access road.
For all of its slightly distant properties however, the O2 arena dates allowed 20,000 fans in London to see the band perform in 2012, compared to the 3,300 capacity of the intimate Roundhouse venue.
But that battle seemed distant as many in the arena emitted rock-concert-like shrieks when Mr. Clinton was introduced and Tina Turner's pulsating hit, "You're Simply the Best," blared through the loudspeakers.
The voice of scientists/physicians in this arena is muffled and distant.
And maybe, just maybe, in the not too distant future, Donald Sterling will be gone from the arena while the Clippers will still be playing!
In three replicates of the experiment, a colony comprised of paint-marked bees was moved from a distant apiary (Fig. 3. event e1) to an arena with nest boxes (Fig. 2b).
As you get older, it's harder to cook up the energy, even if your life is composed of distant beaches, soft female skin, plane rides, cold concrete arenas, cops, fatigue, cocaine, heroin, morphine, marijuana, busted amplifiers, riots.
The behaviours measured included vocalisation (latency and number of bleats), locomotion (number of squares entered, number of entries to the area close to the observer) and proximity (time spent near to or distant from the observer and time in the centre of the arena).
