Sentence examples for far indirect from inspiring English sources
Our knowledge of the internal structure of asteroids is, so far, indirect – relying entirely on inferences from remote sensing observations of the surface, and theoretical modeling of formation and evolution.
So far, indirect assays based on immunopreciptation had been occasionally applied for addressing this question.
So far, indirect evidence has indicated a role for BRCA1 in the repair of double-strand breaks.
The current talks have so far been indirect, with Turkish mediators shuttling between Israeli and Syrian officials in Ankara.
Although he wanted most of all to be allowed to draw up a legal code for his own or some foreign country, his practical influence was far more indirect and derived largely from the diffusion of utilitarian ideas during the 19th century.
So far, the indirect rapid prototyping (iRP) has emerged in a number of different approaches with promising results.
As far as indirect observations are concerned, the more precise determination of the successive moments (mainly J2, J4 and even J6), will be provided unambiguously by the study of the orbit of a spacecraft flying close to the Sun or around Mercury.
The use of actual masonry specimens (i.e. small portions of wall) to be tested either in situ or in laboratory can be performed only in few particular cases, hence many moderately destructive or non-destructive techniques have been proposed so far for indirect evaluation of masonry mechanical properties, primarily compressive strength.
But the region between those outlying neighborhoods and the close-in domains of hot Jupiters and super-Earths remains stubbornly out of reach: too close to the star for direct imaging, too far for indirect techniques relying on stellar wobbles or dimming.
Studies show its high-tech jobs have been more resilient to economic downturns, pay more, create far more indirect jobs and hold more promise for continued growth.
Wang and Haq from Argonne National Laboratory claiming: the assumptions were outdated; they ignored the potential of increased efficiency; and no evidence showed that "U.S. corn ethanol production has so far caused indirect land use in other countries".
