It has a remote aspect so people think it is remote.
The hotel's remote aspect, although it is only 20 minutes off I-93, gives it classic appeal.
If the Justices had resolved the case as Olson had suggested, today Citizens United might well be forgotten — a narrow ruling on a remote aspect of campaign-finance law.
But the vouchers are a small and remote aspect of the Bush scheme fated to die in Congress (where, by Mr. Bush's own account, even Republican support for them is "tepid").
There he assumed the remote aspect of a literary squire, ensconced in a nest of second-floor offices overlooking the Atlantic and descending twice a week for rounds of golf at the exclusive Myopia Hunt Club.
And, yes, this may mean that we who enjoy watching murders onscreen do so because we still, despite all our civilizing influences over the course of millions of years of evolution, still contain some remote aspect of the defensive/offensive character traits of our animal ancestors that result in wanton violence.
We present the result of a project that studies the adaptation of the method for Lunar drilling purposes, taking into account the specific issues related to the Moon environment and remote communication aspects.
"It Chooses You" — a blend of confession and reporting, of raw data and confected response — traces the artist's own journey outside her own imagination, and proves the irresistible power of sensibility to make pretty much anything in the artist's purview, however haphazard or remote, an aspect of her own universe.
First, there's the remote-control aspect: your phone, tablet or Touch becomes a touch screen for your portable stereo.
"You may still be working on the same question, but you give less relevance to the NASA or remote-sensing aspect of the project," says Letelier.
