Yet this work takes you places — distant, out-of-time places — that well-made plays seldom do.
He laughed at himself for being the designated practice driver — in his job as a research analyst for an investment bank he has been able to work at home and meet the weekday evening demands — while his wife, Ana, handles game travel (though the academy team travels by bus to distant out-of-state games).
The November 2016 movie of alien contact (not, as some originally may have thought, a comedy of manners surrounding a visit from distant out-of-town relatives) has already been stirring up buzz not just around the performances of its A-list stars and its eerie, geopolitically touchy posters, but around the text "Arrival" was originally based on. .
The most distant out-group was Priapulida (2 spp).
Trees were rooted using the most distant out-group sequence, and speciation and duplication events were detected using the species-overlap algorithm (species-overlap-score = 0.0) implemented in ETE v2 [ 55].
An initial Bayesian phylogeny included GenBank sequences from the subgenera Phlebotomus and Euphlebotomus, but the absence of congruence with other gene trees (Esseghir et al. 2000; Mahamdallie et al. 2011) indicated the inappropriateness of these distant out-groups.
Power will come from sources, such as wind turbines at sea, that are more distant, spread out and variable.
I also notice the contrast between the two guitars: the first one crackling through the airwaves, distant, fading out; the second one up close and clear.
But this week's equestrian ring was a jump too far for the distant, fenced-out audience to take in the quality and imagination of the clothes.
If the second worst financial crisis in history signalled the implosion of offshore capitalism – that remote, distant and out-of-control economic system that crashed and burned in 2008 – what kind of capitalism is replacing the old, bankrupt model?
