Sentence examples for more distant location from inspiring English sources

And then we saw Chris present his ongoing research from much, much farther east: and not only had he mapped multiple large settlements, many also had ballcourts, even more astonishing in this more distant location.

This course involves numerous local field trips to observe rocks that were deformed during the Appalachian mountain building event, and one spring break field trip to a more distant location (SW U.S. such as Utah, Arizona, California or Nevada).

If the competition is across the street, you can see some prices met head-on, while a more distant location does not get the same adjustment.

There are historical examples of the need to close a geomagnetic observatory and move it to a more distant location because a dc-electrified railway or tramway makes the operation impossible (e.g. Nevanlinna, 2004).

However, an estuarine location too close to London still risks sending planes over the East End, while a more distant location would be much harder to link up to London and the rest of the country.

Proximity-based assessment focuses on exposure to risk arising from the presence of a hazardous or toxic facility and makes no attempt to analyze the extent of the risk (Cutter et al. 1996; Bolin et al. 2002)—that is, the assumption is made that, all else being equal, living closer to a NPP is riskier than residing in a more distant location.

This found that awareness about problems connected to brownfields is quite limited and that local population perceive post-mining brownfields, located in more distant locations, as an opportunity for new industries to create job opportunities in city with significant unemployment problems.

Close proximity of the pumping station to the border of the area to be irrigated is more efficient than more distant locations.

And as nearby landfills reach their capacity, the city must send its solid waste to ever more distant locations at ever greater costs".

Local hunting and targeted fowling trips to more distant locations in the landscape and seascape are indicated by the zooarchaeological data.

Photoelectrons are seen not only in their production region, the sunlit ionosphere, but also at more distant locations on the nightside of the Venus environment.