Sentence examples for relatively far away from from inspiring English sources

The Iraq problem is relatively far away from us.

Passaic is 40.2 percent developed, which Mr. Evans said was because the northern part of the county was relatively far away from New York City, in the Highlands area and west of Interstate 287.

Initially, our house was spared because it was relatively far away from the centre of the fighting, and several families - including 15 children - moved in with us from the more dangerous areas of the camp.

In particular, different from the distilled water, the condensed droplets were formed at the region relatively far away from the evaporating interface due to lower evaporation rate.

At different times of the year, transhumant herds are led to host territories located relatively far away from the attachment and peripheral territories (Figure 2).

The Azadegan oil field is located in the transitional zone between the Arabian platform and Zagros foreland basin, which is relatively far away from the Zagros suture zone.

In addition, we found astrocytes relatively far away (~50 70 μm) from the recorded neurons where the 'dendritic tree' seems to be contacted by synapses of the CR cells (Fig.  3d).

The underlying intuition is that dropping the high-quality low-density hospital from the market leads to consumers substituting it for a hospital of considerably lower quality or for one lying relatively far away.

Three typical examples may illustrate the conditions for the categorization of 'nonreactive' episodes: First, if a hornet hovered near the nest but was relatively too far away from the nest (e.g. more than one meter away) and additionally, too slow (e.g. when hovering at the spot).

The fact that a relatively minor point mutation far away from the channel pore is able to hugely increase the open probability (popen) of the channel, shows that popen is a fragile property.

On the other hand, the stress difference calculated from the analytical method is relatively high in the region far away from the fracture.