Both recovered and were discharged from centres in Maryland and Georgia in late October.
Many live far from centres of work, a persistent legacy of apartheid.
Consider the average morality of a small community, relatively isolated from centres of culture and unacquainted with any artistic tradition.
Matter, also, may be reduced to a law according to which events succeed each other and spread out from centres; but here we enter upon more speculative considerations.
Moving them away from centres of population may be a sensible public health policy regardless of the current flu outbreak but that will also destroy the livelihoods of many urban poor who survive by collecting waste to feed the pigs.
The circular arcs in this figure represent cross sections through spherical disturbances that are spreading with speed Vs from centres (S′, S″, etc)., which mark the position of the moving source S at the time when they were emitted.
A few score leaders and some scattered military bands then began the process of creating military bases in the mountains and plains of central China, remote from centres of Nationalist power.
And, like all marine energy, tidal power may be easiest to produce in places where it is least needed far away from centres of population, where connections to the national grid would be expensive.
A host of mandates flowed from centres of government, seeking to promote an ethic of order, productivity, and morality by shaping working and domestic activities as well as private habits and attitudes.
Asynchronous dispersal from centres of origin in Eurasia into the Nearctic resulted in gradients in parasite diversity in the carnivoran, lagomorph, rodent and artiodactyl assemblages we reviewed.
The distance between Narni and sites of possible supply of obsidian, is actually much greater than that which separated at that time Narni from centres of glass production.
