"Today, over 50 million Americans benefit from the new local and long distance one-rate plans offered by both incumbents and competitors that are a result of our rules".
In the small brains of birds that navigate over long distances, one finds bits sensitive to the Earth's magnetic fields.
He was a wonderful, loving father to both the girls, but a rather long-distance one".
Their relationship has become a long-distance one, with Holloway visiting Cowell in the US.
That the vocational call is almost surely a domestic rather than a long-distance one doesn't matter.
He's a keeper!" On Christmas Eve 1994 they became a couple, but the relationship was to remain a long-distance one.
His love affair is a long-distance one because "I would drive her mad and, if we lived together, we would literally kill each other".
A regulator at an agency that makes choices -- and enemies -- in competing industries like cable operators and broadcasters, local telephone companies and long-distance ones, Mr. Powell's tenure as a commissioner has been notable for having created few political opponents.
However, there is also a technical reason why a Baby Bell is so attractive to a long-distance firm like AT&T.Local telephone calls are subsidised by long-distance ones through the $11 billion in "access fees" that the Bells charge long-distance companies to deliver their calls.
During connectivity maturation, metabolic connections between component VOIs strengthened, particularly in anterior-posterior long-distance ones.
This can be a disadvantage though, if the aim is to model adaptive rewiring (the transformation of local connections into long-distance ones in an adaptive way) in response to an epidemic, because with that approach the long-distance connections are chosen randomly (Stone et al. 2010).
