Because of its wide range and its remoteness in time, Aristotle's philosophy defies easy encapsulation.
Distance to dairy hub, which reflects remoteness, travel time or distance, is significant and negatively associated with milk yields and net returns of adopters and non-adopters.
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And for Europe's classically educated leaders, who viewed Greece as the cradle of democracy, tying the poor Balkan country to Western Europe, despite its geographic remoteness at the time from the other European Community members, was, Mr. Papantoniou recalled, "an historic mission".
This cross sectional study used retrospective data to estimate socio-economic class and remoteness at the time of application to medical school.
RRMA: Rural, remote, metropolitan areas classification ARIA: Accessibility / remoteness index FTE: Full Time Equivalent The educational process was similar to that of the teaching hospital, being based on supervised learning from patients, clinical teaching, tutorials and case demonstrations.
ARIA: Access/remoteness index for Australia; AIHW: Australian institute of health and welfare; ASGC- RA: Australian standard geographical classification remoteness areas; FTE: Full time equivalent; PPR: Participant perception of rurality; RRMA: Rural, remote & metropolitan areas classification.
Finally, there was a playback in an abandoned leisure park in the Californian desert, a locale chiming splendidly with BOC's guiding principles: nostalgia, remoteness, unease and, this time around at least, the prospect of a dystopian future.
At the same time, the remoteness of the hill tribe communities and an inadequate road infrastructure made it difficult to build proper education facilities in these communities or find qualified teachers willing to teach in them.
