Sentence examples for more distant sources from inspiring English sources

EU countries are an important source of industrial imports, whereas fuel products and raw materials tend to originate from more distant sources.

The continuing demand of wood was maintained by the acquisition of more distant sources.

These may travel further, allowing them to seek out more distant sources of food.

The period between 23,000 and 12,900 b2k is characterized by a higher supply of heavy minerals from regional and more distant sources.

However, resistance genes can only be introgressed from sexually-compatible species, so breeders need alternative measures to introduce resistance traits from more distant sources.

"With 40% more sensitivity compared to earlier exposures, we were able to push to fainter and more distant sources," says Bouwens.

On the other hand, Figure 3b shows a more distant source at (0.75, 0.75) km.

The astronomers observed a far more distant source, a quasar in the constellation Serpens named PDS 456 that lies more than 2 billion light-years behind the northern Fermi bubble.

Glennys Farrar, now at New York University, and Peter Biermann of the Max Planck Institute for Radioastronomy in Bonn suspected a more distant source: a highly energetic class of active galactic nuclei that have intense magnetic fields, which might be capable of accelerating particles to high energies.

During the 2001 foot-and-mouth (FMD) epidemic in the UK the term "local spread" was used in a field when a new FMD case was identified within a 3 km of a previous FMD case, and contact with a more distant source of FMD could not be determined [ 21].

The president of the commission, Oscar Monroy, who is one of Mexico's leading authorities on waste-water management, says this should be part of a city-wide scheme to collect rainwater rather than have it pumped from ever-more distant sources.