Far from referring to a meteor's brief blip in the night skies or a person whose career follows the same trajectory in German the phrase denotes a glowing ascent to something on a higher level, something that will endure.Germans used to be sure that Rolf Breuer was ein shooting star.
And, as we have seen, far from referring to our worldly situation and the nature of various phenomena therein, 'context' is generally said by contextualists to refer to such things as the purposes, intentions, expectations, presuppositions, etc., of the speakers who utter those sentences.
In September, the magazine ran a lengthy profile of Mr. Bloomberg that was far from flattering, referring to him as "waiflike".
Nearly all women, their partners, community leaders and community health workers (CHWs) living both near and far from facilities refer to providers as "experts" who "possess education", and who know how to use "real medicine".
Far from it, Benjamin referred often to the "decay of the aura," to its "withering away" in the grasp of mechanical contrivance, to the shift from cult ritual for unique viewing and an inevitable descent into mere "exhibition value".
The processes whereby air pollutants are transported from emission sources across national or regional boundaries to areas far from the sources are referred as long-range transport (LRT) of air pollution.
More precisely, if ((u,p)) is a solution of (NS), so is ((u_{lambda},p_{lambda})). Note that the literatures listed here are far from being complete; we refer the reader to [9] and [10] for exposition and more references.
Or that American Legion Post 41 in Phoenix, not far from where Horne recently referred to concerned students invoking their First Amendment rights to protest the Ethnic Studies ban as "thuggish," is home to so many other World War II heroes, who returned to Arizona to fight for civil rights for Mexican-Americans as part of la raza.
We are, however, still far from being able to refer to a common set of indicators at the European level.
Data presented so far refer to the entire cell population derived from GBM tumour mass, raising questions on what cell population is affected by Wnt.
The nomenclature for gulfs is far from uniform; names that may refer to sizable gulfs in various places include bay, bight, firth, sound, and fjord.
