Sentence examples similar to for far off from inspiring English sources

The complex movement trajectories seen with directional microphones in the present study are similar, suggesting that the reversals, accelerations, and decelerations that characterize the movement trajectories for far off-axis angles may be seen as behavior resulting from the listener engaging in a search task rather than an orientation response.

Also, no hyphen for this use of "far off".

The money allocated in Delhi for far-off Sonitpur seems to get lost in transit.

But unlike those programs, recruits won't have to decamp for far-off places.

Those first tuning in might be jarred by Cullen's knowledge of intricate defenses and of backup tight ends playing for far-off teams.

His operas are full of disarming choruses expressing the nostalgia of captive people for far-off homelands or stirring calls to battle.

"If they feel secure at home," the report says, "they will have less need to invest in equipment needed for self-defense and have more reasons to buy the hardware needed for far-off missions such as Afghanistan".

China's migrant workers are, in a sense, the nation's boldest risk-takers, transforming entire industries by leaving their villages for far-off factories to power a manufacturing engine that spans the globe.

Its first tech revolution began 30 years ago, when a few engineers came up with the unlikely idea of doing back-office IT work for far-off Western firms.

We only left "The Hill" for far-off adventures a couple of times but when we did, it was BIG.

The possibility of fatherhood is not all that far off for Sheeran, who's been with live-in girlfriend Cherry Seaborn for about two years.