Sentence examples for relative remote from inspiring English sources

The problem of meeting existing and forecasted more stringent new regulations affects especially small communities, hotels campsites in relative remote areas without access to sophisticated wastewater treatment plants.

In case a direct neighbor fails or leaves the system, the node will move the successor nodeId and IP address from the routing table to the relative remote neighbor entry.

The zeta-crystallin in the lenses of these relatively remote relatives represents the legacy of parallel evolutionary events, not recent common ancestry.

The target people were generated by a 3 (lineal relatives, collateral relatives, and remote relatives) × 2 (close/distant social interactions) design.

Anybody with a job can expect to to tapped for help by every relative, however remote.

BZ demonstrated a significant decrease in cellularity (increased ADC), significant decrease in tissue organization (decreased FA), and a significant increase in fiber disarray (decreased tissue mode) relative to remote myocardium (all p < 0.05).

But in this case the duchess looks like a totally innocent victim, having been snapped by a paparazzo with a long-range lens while tanning during a private stay at a relative's remote French château last week.

Relative to remote fixed screens, which we term ex situ, an in situ display produces greater accuracy of perceived target depth and perceptually directed action (Wu, Klatzky, Shelton, & Stetten, 2005) and more generalizable learning (Wu, Klatzky, Shelton, & Stetten, 2008), as well as facilitating the integration of a complex 3D shape from 2D slices (Wu, Klatzky, & Stetten, 2010).

This occurred despite better access to healthcare relative to remote residents and little difference in crude measures of socioeconomic deprivation.

Relative to remote communities, where Aboriginal people are usually in the majority, the situation for Aboriginal people in rural and urban Australia differs.

They were also notorious for locking up their inconvenient relatives in remote corners of the house, as any reader of Sherlock Holmes knows.