Sentence examples for remote edge from inspiring English sources
It all started with a kite buggying trip along the remote edge of north-eastern Brazil.
Therein lies the draw of camping in the Highlands: you stumble across remote, edge of the world places like Ardmair and get to tether yourself to them for a while, rather than having to motor on to the next village in search of somewhere to stay or heading for the hills, Braveheart-style.
For rectangular compound channels, the Dirichlet boundary condition, Ud = 0, was applied at y = 0 (the remote edge of the main channel) and at y = B (the remote edge of the floodplain).
The depth of the wall, Dcw, in Eq. 3 is the distance between the center of gravity of the primary longitudinal reinforcement at one boundary of the coupled wall and the extreme concrete fiber of the remote edge (i.e., the overall section height of the cross section of the entire coupled wall less the cover to the centroid of the boundary longitudinal reinforcement), as illustrated in Fig. 3.
The frontier Golden Triangle region, where the remote edges of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos meet, has long been a drug trafficking hub, with surging methamphetamine smuggling now adding to the traditional illicit opium trade.
They now await transfer to yet another building, which is less crowded but farther away on the remote East River edge of the Lower East Side.
Baga lies at the remote northeastern edge of Nigeria, a lightly governed area of high penetration by Boko Haram militants who are easily able to slip across borders into Chad and Cameroon.
— While tornadoes and floods have ravaged the South and the Midwest, the remote western edge of the Oklahoma Panhandle is quietly enduring a weather calamity of its own: its longest drought on record, even worse than the Dust Bowl, when incessant winds scooped up the soil into billowing black clouds and rolled it through this town like bowling balls.
Rattled recent arrivals at a 92,000-person makeshift camp here at Mauritania's remote eastern edge describe an influx of jihadists — some homegrown and others possibly from afar — intent on imposing an Islam of lash and gun on Malian Muslims who have long coexisted with Western tourists in the fabled town of Timbuktu.
It was replaced in April of 2002 by the much larger and more secure Camp Delta, a sprawling complex at the remote western edge of the base, which comprises two dozen buildings, six guard towers, several interrogation trailers, and a hospital, all wrapped in six layers of barbed wire.
This is the Kahurangi National Park, one million acres of snowcapped peaks, rainforest creeks and sandy beaches on the remote northwest edge of South Island.
