Yet its remoteness is not without benefit.
Professor Cohen deemed this a "triumph" of Princess Diana, who "sought to introduce 'normality' and 'modernity' into the monarchy, and brought her sons up without the remoteness and stiff formality that characterized prior royal generations".
The unstable and dangerous mentality of like groups, however, from the remoteness of shooting automatic weapons skyward without a care, to a gang's predilection for up-close killing, translates down into individual actions, and can prove just as lethal.
When we look at a Byzantine mosaic, for instance, we may not grasp the precise meaning of its images without scholarly help — but that remoteness lends such artworks the marvellousness of something just beyond our understanding.
"There's a remoteness to it that makes it tempting to think that somehow we can, without any mess on our hands, solve vexing security problems," he said.
'There's a remoteness to it that makes it tempting to think that somehow we can, without any mess on our hands, solve vexing security problems,' he said".
"That remoteness really gives terrorists impunity to move in and out of those areas without being seen". And even though it's not constructed, the Keystone XL pipeline has generated more attention than any other previous pipeline in the U.S. — which Cooper argued makes it more vulnerable.
(b) Interpreted as the mean difference in number of annual visits between patients with the specific problem versus those without after adjusting for age, sex, concession health care card holder, remoteness and overall number of health problems.
Remoteness breeds indifference.
