Sentence examples for remote means from inspiring English sources

In our part of Maine, quiet and remote means off the electrical grid.

Re "The Ultimate Remote Means Never Having To Leave the Couch" (Sept.

For Tony Soprano, "very remote" means anyone outside his crime family, which is a sensibly small group.

To begin with, we were all part timers; our meetings were sporadic and our communications mainly by remote means.

All I can come up with is that they're considered inaccessible to a generation of people conditioned to think that exotic is synonymous with palm trees, that remote means French Polynesia, that wild means the depths of the Amazon or deserted means anywhere in Siberia.

This device provides a simple, inexpensive and remote means to reliably audit the HVL of a mammography unit on a periodic basis.

After the endocardial (red) and epicardial (green) contours were traced (b, f), the enhanced area was determined by the thresholding method using remote mean + 5 SD as the cutoff (c, g).

War by remote control means that more civilians may die but less guilt will be felt.

But Iceland's remote location means that even if it does tap into more of its natural energy resources, it has no way of exporting it.

Using any remote supplier means students may acquire the wrong books; students on financial aid must figure out how to order books and get reimbursement passes.

By "remote," D'Souza means something more seriously damning: Obama's ideas are remote in the sense that they are foreign; they grew in other soil and do not belong in America; they are antithetical to the American spirit.