Sentence examples for far from the location from inspiring English sources

Most useful interpretation of what is going on is undertaken far from the location of the quake itself, where the seismographic record is clearer and less jumbled by the very strong shaking of the ground close to the epicentre.

On the other hand, the range of cell towers can cover areas that are far from the location of a city, which can shorten inter-observation times between pairs of cities.

The figure suggests that the calculated scenarios with (hbox {R}(t)) close to zero are far from the location of the fault model of the pseudo-observation scenario, i.e., (hbox {R}(t)) is sensitive to the tsunami source location.

Industrial investment should be encouraged by fiscal measures and should be following the pattern of secondary town development to avoid creating centralized industrial conurbation far from the location of the labor force, with resultant high transport requirements.

If his claim is true, then it means that Dr. Amiri was moved to an Iranian "safe house" in Virginia not far from the location where he was being held by U.S. agents.

Energy crop production is a particularly complex situation because even if new energy crop production occurs on land that was previously in agricultural production, remaining global demand for agricultural commodities may spur indirect effects on land-use elsewhere, potentially causing an agricultural expansion in areas far from the location of energy crop production [18].

The wave function of the QDs is affected by strong coupling with that of the defects, even for defects located relatively far from the locations of the dots, strong 1/f noise, commonly known as telegraph noise appears.

This result might seem counterintuitive, since for low values of μ, the organisms cannot get very far from the locations of their parents, and thus one would expect the diversity to be lowest for smallest μ.

Therefore, new organisms will not vary far from the locations of their parents for small values of μ, and, due to the overpopulation limit, will tend toward extinction (see, for example, Figures 5a and 6a for μ<0.65).

The outbreak in Angola in 2004 was surprising because MARV was not expected in that region, which was about 1,600 km far from the locations where previous MARV outbreaks had occurred (see Figure 1).

Nevertheless, when the prediction algorithm is only using a set of four locations and the predicted location is that far from the correct location, the prediction algorithm needs a number of improvements to handle a bigger set of locations and to be able to provide a more accurate predictions.