Sentence examples for find distant from inspiring English sources

Cancer cells can grow wildly; they can travel through the bloodstream to find distant organs to colonize; they can take over blood vessels.

The nonprofit Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation last month introduced a free service (www.smgf.org) that lets users find distant relatives by tracing their genetic connections.

Attentive novices on the bottom rung leading up to the '95 Mouton-Rothschild ($300) will find distant intimations -- glimmerings -- of it in the deft cabernet sauvignon-merlot blends in the fruity '98 and sultry '97, and in the depth of the lean '95 Réserve (cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, merlot).

In addition, there is an increasing trend in general public to research their own genealogy, find distant relatives and to know more about their biological background.

CDD uses Reverse Position Specific BLAST (RPS BLAST) to find distant relatives of a protein based on conserved features in the sequences.

If an additional domain in common happens to be more conserved than the domain of interest, unexpected edges will link groups that the investigator would expect to find distant from one another.

He found distant relatives in Woodbridge, NJ who owned a dairy farm and moved again.

But maybe I found distant galaxies easier to understand than the people around me, and I wonder if my work became a substitute for any true connection.

Mr. Salonen also finds distant similarities between Finnish and Hungarian folk music, he said, "not so much tonally but in a certain spirit of basic expression, darkness and sadness and almost desperation of both nations' temperaments".

Kepler finds distant planets by watching stars dim as the worlds pass in front of them, blocking part of their light.

Since air/gas may be found distant from its point of origin, a detailed anatomical knowledge is crucial in the assessment of patients with emphysema/ectopic air/gas, contributing to a clear and attempted diagnosis.