"The attackers opened fire from distant hills, making it difficult for the police to return fire," he said.
In the case of The Greensward, Claritas, Inc., a nationally recognized vendor of demographic information to the retailing industry, quotes it will attract patrons from fairly distant locales, making it a destination, rather than a convenience center.
This super-luminous blob stood out from the crowd, Fu said — so much so that scientists initially thought the light source had been magnified by gravitational lensing (which happens when a massive object magnifies light from a more distant object, making it seem brighter).
Internazionale, however, were not long in fashioning their reply, and when Wesley Sneijder's shot found its target the howl of triumph from distant San Siro made it sound as though all the noise from the jet engines silenced in the airline shutdown had somehow been captured and released in the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza.
Women from distant states made long treks.
Specialty clinics were located in urban areas 45 miles distant from the study site, making physical access difficult given the absence of public transportation.
Similarly, sometimes, a species is highly phylogenetically distant from the seed organism, making it the case that utilization of profile hidden Markov models from other phyla is more suitable than own phyla's profile.
We were surprised with the number of doctors who misunderstood the term patient-centredness and believed this to be passing all information to the patient and remaining distant from any clinical management making.
All of this profile information is hidden from distant connections and made visible to closer ones.
The unique situation of hiring workers from distant geographic locations makes it necessary to adopt formal methods in this job person matching scenario.
