Since no postal workers seemed even remotely affected, the postal connection was treated as one clue among many, not the sure, single pathway suffused with risk.
It's hardly a surprise that techies suck at listening when they sit inside their hermetically sealed pods thinking it's both their special gift and libertarian right to control levers that remotely affect other people's lives while channelling the spice and dollars their way.
As mentioned before, women are very active in asking all type of questions to doctors, but doctors tend to provide only the minimum information to avoid women getting anxious about issues that they believe can only remotely affect them.
How on earth would the fundamentals of, say, Turkcell be remotely affected.
We, like others[ 20], caution researchers against prematurely limiting the scope of identified stakeholders, as even remotely affected groups may prove to be important contributors.
He has the happy knack of rising above it, or at least of not being remotely affected.
AFL-CIO President John Sweeney summed it up best when he said McCain "simply doesn't understand the challenges America's working families are facing because he isn't remotely affected by them".
Thus, it could be expected that approximately 5% of the group diagnosed with acute infection were actually remotely infected, which could affect the agreement for EBV acute infection as well as past-infection status.
The experiments were carried out in Monterey Bay from October 1999 to February 2002 using remotely operated vehicle ROV techniques to affect the controlled release and subsequent imaging.
IBM is doing just that - its project that remotely monitors the environment that could affect the health of elderly people in Bolzano, Italy, extended caretaker supervision with sensors embedded all over the patients' homes, providing round-the-clock peace of mind not only for the patients but for their families too.
