ATLANTA — It has been an ongoing force, the hype surrounding Zack Wheeler, shadowing the struggling Mets this season from far away, from wherever the organization's Class AAA team was playing.
Most of the world's six billion people, however, are too far removed from wherever their ancestors originally put down roots to be useful to population geneticists.
Moreover, content-wise, you couldn't leapfrog very far or very fast from wherever you started, and there was a limit to the depth and nichiness of what you were likely to find; back then, we had not yet paved the road between, say, Dorothy Hamill and a comprehensive list of Beaux-Arts structures in Manhattan, nor archived for the convenience of humankind ten thousand photographs of fingernail art.
This slight decrease in WSR and resetting of α is generally enough for the algorithm to get sufficiently far enough away from wherever it has stalled to continue finding a better solution (i.e., even better than where it stalled).
She is never far from us... Wherever we are, we can hear, no matter how faint, her hourly bells, tolling the countryside, reverberating in the cities, bringing in our civilized minds the passionate deed of Mary.
"Emma has been a tremendous ambassador for cycling both on and off the bike and for women's sport in general, never far from the action wherever she applied her undoubted talents," he said.
What John finds is a rich, diverse community worshipping God, far from home, how and wherever they can, as best they can.
"Wherever you go, far from Washington, Democrats share one thing in common: We've got to get George Bush out of the White House," said Eli Segal, General Clark's campaign chairman.
As often as he can, Elliott hikes, whether in the Sierras — not far from his home in Sacramento — or wherever his travels take him.
