And the title, striking against the experience, creates sparks of metaphorical extrapolation: The Jews of Europe lived carefree, as in a park, until they wandered into frightening canyons of shadows from which the escape routes were narrow and distant.
In (14), Vietnamese goes from a broad view with distant focus to a narrow view with close-up focus, while in (15) it goes from class to subclass to individual; and each of these can be seen as a progression from the general to the particular.
The precise relationship between the four of the five families of lemurs is disputed since they diverged during this narrow and distant window.
Following his murder after 55 days of imprisonment, his body was dumped in a Renault 4 parked outside the contemporary history library in Via Caetani, a narrow street equally distant from the headquarters of the two main parties.
However, the deep phylogenetic analysis performed by Perrin et al. [17] showed also that the BCAM1946 protein sequence joined the same cluster as BCAL2821 (RND-4), even if they belong to different and distant branches, and has a narrow phylogenetic distribution, in that its orthologs are present only in a few Bcc species.
The findings also indicate that comparative transcriptomics approach between two phylogenetically distant species could help to narrow down estrogen-responsive genes enriched with ER binding sites.
Sometimes this comes out beautifully, as in Garrowby Hill, where the road is fairly bouncing down the hill, taking the curves very steeply, then narrowing to a distant ribbon.
It says: Of particular note is that Acer, which had been a distant third to Dell, dramatically narrowed the gap to its rival excluding its acquisitions of Gateway and Packard Bell and overtook Dell when these acquisitions are included.
The Fincos would watch the sunrise from their side porch, and could see the distant towers of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge jutting above the tops of the tall phragmites that clogged the vast bog behind their home.
The gills are white, but become grayish in maturity, close to distant (40 50 reach the stem), moderately narrow, rather thin.
