But the spores can remain suspended in the air for a considerable time, and a susceptible person distant from any known source of anthrax could inhale a single spore and become sick, he said.
Another person, distant but connected using a VR helmet, can enter the space virtually and experience it that way.
Perhaps the most challenging design is the "living document"—a constantly changing pastiche consisting of sections electronically copied from different documents, interspersed with original narrative or graphics or voice comments contributed by persons in distant locations, whose different versions reside on different servers.
Down the street, Harold McClam, another neighbor, described Mr. Johnson as "a good person, never distant or anything".
Even princes of the Japanese Imperial house were dispatched to deliver the Emperor's message in person to distant Japanese Army forces in China and in Korea, hoping thus to mitigate the shock.
It may also include those who can't afford or who are otherwise unable to interact in person with distant friends: teenagers, for instance, who can't readily hop a flight to another city, or households for whom international travel is financially out of reach.
Generally, what happens is that you and the other person are distant for a while and then things calm down, but it may be some time before you and your partner (or friend, child, parent, co-worker) feel comfortable talking with each other or being around each other again.
Just imagine someone who has never heard of Twitter: a person from the distant past, a person from the recent past, an alien.
Case 3: information sharing through displays and distant person-to-person calls In this case, the information is shared through displays and distant person-to-person calls.
The Bushmen used the storytelling to keep feelings for distant persons alive.
