"They give orders from afar, and reject offers from afar.
And sometimes, she had to give instructions from afar.
To explore the narrowest ones, some teams sent in dogs fitted with cameras and microphones so that their handlers could see what they see and give them directions from afar.
British bookmakers, who often have a more dispassionate eye when setting odds from afar, have given Zenyatta a reasonable chance - 7-2 price at William Hill - to cement herself in the conversation of great horses.
Which means it's no different from a Cisco OPS center all that hardware can be hooked up to the Internet, and operators given hands-on training from afar.
Which means it's no different from a Cisco operations center all that hardware can be hooked up to the Internet and operators given hands-on training from afar.
In March, Page told Bloomberg that his experience on the ground doing deals in Russia and Central Asia would make him better placed to give advice than "people from afar, sitting in the comfort of their think tanks in Washington".
In addition, each patient's physician could choose the degree to which the remote specialists would be involved in delivering direct care — that is, giving orders and intervening from afar.
On the way to New Caledonia, Yah pines for Tono and hears his voice calling from afar, giving a speech on the radio.
There is thus precedent and cautious support for the use of GSV to understand disaster recovery from afar, especially given the significant potential risks and access limitations that exist in disaster areas like Fukushima, which this article evaluates further.
Scores of others probably did the same thing, including traveling from afar to give Ernie a last good-bye.
