Those vast spaces between islands also called to mind Ford's oft-quoted remark that words have the potential "to narrow that space Emerson calls 'the infinite remoteness' that separates people".
Yet some inhabitants of Cornwall, a county in England's south-western tip, think the number should be five, arguing that Cornwall should be treated as a separate nation.As evidence they cite first their county's remoteness: bounded by the sea and separated from the rest of England by the river Tamar.
The sizeable Indigenous populations in remote areas [ 13] and their poorer survival from cancer compared to other Australians [ 14] highlights the importance of separating the remoteness and Indigenous effects.
In addition to age, gender, year at school, country of birth, and parental marital status (i.e., married, separated, divorced, etc)., participants provided their home post-code (i.e., zip code), used to estimate geographic remoteness (metropolitan, regional, rural and remote; ABS Remoteness Classification).
Everything about him suggested openness, outreach, warmth -- the direct oppopsite of withdrawal, mystery, remoteness or separateness.
On one account, fecundity is a matter of being instrumental in other pleasure or pain, purity is a matter of separating pleasure out from non-pleasure, propinquity and remoteness concern temporal and/or spatial nearness or farness, and the essentials of certainty and uncertainty are plain enough.
These dry environments are caused by either remoteness from the coast, which results in low atmospheric humidity from a lack of onshore winds, or the presence of high mountains separating the desert from the coast.
Separating means separating".
The sort of remoteness Wolf acknowledged applies to most of us who pontificate about alleged crimes.
(a Each line represents a separate regression model (adjusted for age, sex, concession health care card holder, remoteness and number of problems).
