Sentence examples for located in the remote from inspiring English sources
The program is located in the remote and lustrous Ruatoria the perfect location for growing industrial hemp, a strain of cannabis with low THC [the chemical that gets you high] and high CBD [the key compound of medicinal cannabis].
Two large national parks, Ivvavik and Vuntut, are located in the remote northwestern part of the territory.
Located in the remote Pinal Airpark, which is not open to the public, the Evergreen operation has often been referred to as an airliner graveyard.
At a college that is located in the remote outpost of Storrs, Conn., and was not even on the map as far as athletics go until the 1980's, winning is becoming a tradition.
The main objective of this research was to provide useful early warning information on the seasonal patterns and variations of waterhole water levels located in the remote pastoral regions of East Africa.
There are also two microphones involved — one in the TV does the basic voice commands (which Samsung says does not record, track or store what it hears, listening only for commands to be spoken to trigger set TV actions); while a second mic, located in the remote control, opens the recording gateway to the cloud.
But, it also said there were other concerns than that: "Libya's oil fields are located in the vast, remote Saharan desert, making them impossible to defend from attack".
A broad and loosely defined term, "New Media" encompasses, in one respect, the dizzying array of digitized platforms and social networks through which anyone with an internet connection, even those located in the most remote corners of the world, can receive and communicate information.
Interestingly, providers located in the more remote hill regions of Nepal appeared less concerned with side effects.
Facilities located in the most remote areas were found to be especially dependent on the help of classified daily employees (CDEs) to provide care.
From Day 12, most corpses were located in the most remote areas of the nest (often corners), with a relative distance to larvae of more than 0.75 (figure 2).
