Results show a trade-off between nearby sampling (many seeds, no long-distance dispersal measured) and distant sampling (few seeds, but long-distance dispersal measured).
(Some have more trouble than others). The ozone layer is invisible and distant, and few American children can mentally connect their hamburger to deforestation in the Amazon.
Over the days and years, myriads of people received the master's teaching, but whether they were closely associated with him or remained more distant, very few gained the opportunity to read and copy this book.
Some claim Ford is sexiest while battling those "Raiders of the Lost Ark" Nazis in a half-buttoned shirt; others prefer him bespectacled in "Sabrina," dashing but distant; a few might even nominate the latter-day Han Solo, still puttering around the Millennium Falcon as his grays set in.
The pitch class sets of adjacent keys have all but one of their members in common, whereas increasingly distant keys share fewer and fewer pitches.
All but a few distant buildings are demolished now.
Trees are an exotic rarity, and the occasional distant dwellings are few and far between.
The song ends with a high-pitched shriek and what sounds like a few distant land mines being set off.
But every couple years, a few distant cousins or nieces fall out of touch, and the happiness seems a bit less carefree.
A few distant church towers peep over the treetops, but otherwise it is easy to feel geographically and historically dislocated from the rest of Oxford.
Monday night's pilot tries to reel in viewers with a few distant, watery glimpses of the creature of the deep, and instantly kills the suspense.
