Suler's work described how people become more abusive towards those they can't see, or who are physically distant from them – even when the aggressor's identity isn't hidden.
Employees, too, felt distant from Rollins, even though he had been with the company since leaving Bain Consulting in 1996.
Those exons may come from distant locations, even from different chromosomes.
It therefore appears that the E. coli processing enzymes can assemble functional (and soluble) [NiFe]-hydrogenase enzyme from phylogenetically distant organisms, even from a completely different domain of life, including those growing at extreme temperatures.
It was found that groundwater exfiltration can occur in areas distant from the channel even at stream discharges that are well below bankfull.
But he became more and more distant from them, and even complicit in a lot of the abuses they were suffering from".
Similar to boundary points, disks near the top of the cylinder are distant from one another even though changes in θ y may be small.
A principle component analysis on the sequence identity between hairpin sequences shows a close relationship between chimpanzee and gorilla while both species are distant from orangutan and even more afar to rhesus macaque.
Simulated injections of an efficient bidirectional tracer into a pinwheel zone produced weak clusters of labeled boutons distant from the injection, even though the somata of the labeled neurons that provided the source of the clustered terminals were uniformly distributed around the injection site (Fig. S2).
For example, the 100-m laser strainmeter in Kamioka, Japan, is capable of measuring small coseismic strain steps originating from distant earthquakes even following strong motion from seismic waves (Araya et al. 2010).
