The story of the Amazons probably originated as a variant of a tale recurrent in many cultures, that of a distant land organized oppositely from one's own.
Many, perhaps most, had come from distant governorates, in buses organized by the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafist organizations and parties.
Mr. Cárdenes added: "Maazel was more organized and slightly distant; he'd lead you.
History, from the very beginning, could have unfolded quite other than it did in fact: The matter constituting a distant star might never have organized well enough to give light; species that survived might just as well have died off; battles won might have been lost; children born might never have been conceived and children never conceived might otherwise have been born.
For example, regardless of type of class, professors are perceived as being confident, in control, organized, experienced, knowledgeable, distant, formal, strict, hard, boring, and respected.
Undergraduates in this study perceived professors as being more structured, confident, in control, organized, experienced, knowledgeable, distant, formal, strict, serious, hard, boring, out of touch, and respected than GTAs.
This elegant modulation between metastatic and successful implantation in distant tissues further supports the highly organized, evolved EMT/MET hypothesis of metastasis.
Rivers, mountains and distant wheat fields needed to feel organized, understandable.
There are other ways democracy can be organized than through choosing distant representatives from mass parties in periodic elections whose outcomes are largely determined by the campaign funding of special interests.
The second floor, with 10,500 square feet of exhibit space, has five display rooms — "Failures to Fortunes," "Sweet Innovations," "Power of Promotion," "Hershey Builds Hershey" and "A Living Legacy" — organized on a timeline, from distant past to present legacy.
