Sentence examples for remote nature from inspiring English sources

"That's a very, very rare thing," said Simon Stuart, a rhino expert at the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, who said the dense rainforest and remote nature of the area made sightings difficult.

Called rock jumping, or simply jumping by the locals, this adrenaline-charged activity is taking place in the Adrspach-Teplice Rocks, a remote nature preserve in the northeast part of the Czech Republic.

The remote nature of the area saw the team travel first by plane, then helicopter and then by boat and on foot, with help from 30 men from indigenous communities.

As the full scale of the storm remained unclear due to the archipelago's remote nature and its severely damaged telephone network, a statement from the national disaster management office raised the death toll from single digits and said that 3,300 people were sheltering at 37 evacuation centres.

That is why David Rothkopf, the author of books about the National Security Council, wrote last week that this was a "cool war," not only because of the remote nature of the attacks but because "it can be conducted indefinitely — permanently, even — without triggering a shooting war.

One day during field observations last year at Marion Island, a remote nature preserve in the southern Indian Ocean, something bizarre caught Tristan Scott's eye: on a rocky beach, a sleek young male Antarctic fur seal was trying to mate with a king penguin.

Equally disturbing is a culture so remote from nature that it is viewed as a mere backdrop or resource to be mined and exploited with no thought for the consequences.

"The nearest human beings were a hundred and twenty-five miles away, and the civilization of which they constituted the very fringe — a civilization remote from nature, artificial, dominated by the exploitation of man by man — seemed unreal, unbelievable," Marshall wrote.

The wireless, remote query nature of the platform enables the LC sensor to monitor the environmental conditions from within sealed opaque containers.

For this reason, Peirce suggested that in the remote past nature was considerably more spontaneous than it has now become, and that in general and as a whole all the habits that nature has come to exhibit have evolved.

The various constraints associated with such networks coupled with other factors such as their deployment mainly in remote areas, nature of communication etc. are responsible for development of research works where the focus is secured key generation, extraction, and sharing.