It's far from clear that they would remotely know how to construct a Plan B to counter Mr. Obama.
But imagine the confidence, the civility required for people first to come to a strange table, possibly in a shady courtyard in Loyang, and to sit down with others whom they do not know, or only remotely know, without fear of being attacked or stabbed.
Scores of them gathered yesterday in sacred places to celebrate something they may only remotely know or understand...as they temporarily reassure themselves through outworn and limited rhetoric that their eggs, colored their way, is God's one and only way of resurrecting in the world.
"I'd always toyed with the idea of traveling and working remotely, and knew the only way I would do it is if I just jumped in," Nicole says.
Their remotely operated vehicle, known as Little Hercules, is working in waters as deep as 3,700 metres (2.3 miles) and as shallow as 250 metres.By several accounts, the diversity of marine life being discovered is phenomenal.
Because of that prohibition and the unsteady effort by the Pakistani Army against the militants, Washington has been deploying remotely piloted aircraft, known as drones, armed with missiles against Al Qaeda in the tribal areas.
Although he is described as "one of Britain's most brilliant mathematicians", Turing's name was not remotely well enough known to make it into the headline, and the piece takes up barely a couple of column inches, one of dozens of stories on that page alone.
As of June 2012, according to the Intercept, two contractor-operated drones, one Predator and one Reaper, were based in Arba Minch, Ethiopia, while a detachment with one Scan Eagle (a low-cost drone used by the Navy) and a remotely piloted helicopter known as an MQ-8 Fire Scout operated off the coast of East Africa.
There are currently no known remotely detectable gaseous biosignatures strictly associated with anoxygenic photosynthesis, and there are also many chemosynthetic metabolisms that do not produce waste gases in chemical disequilibrium with their environments (Des Marais et al., 2002).
