The simple expressions routinely used to treat intensity-based polarization measurements far from resonance become significantly more complicated on or near resonance, for which the χ(2) tensor elements and the thin film refractive indices are complex-valued parameters.
The main thesis of the article is that public space, far from having become marginal in a context where virtual relations have a growing importance, is a field in which various types of dialectical tensions operate.
After a major blaze in 1950, a bear cub found clinging to a scorched tree not far from town became the living symbol of "Smokey Bear"; last May, only the winds saved the town of 8,700 from major damage in the Cree Creek blaze, which took firefighters a full week to contain.
Even if I never had my amazing experience on "Jeopardy!," I would still be happy today living and working far from what became a potentially poisonous environment.
Social networks, vital links to home for those far from it, naturally become even more emotionally charged during responses to disasters.
This shift from employment to livelihood, while far from prevalent, has become a necessity for many in the wake of the 2008 global financial collapse, which led to the loss of more than 8 million jobs in the United States.
A forester who spends his life thinning trees in the Japanese mountains, far from Tokyo, has become obsessed with a crew shooting a low-budget zombie film in the area, and his fellow workers are letting him have it.
