Sentence examples for settled away from from inspiring English sources

Long-term spectrograms measured on vertical component of stations LAMP (top, settled away from any village), RITT (middle, located about 1 km away from the nearest village), and BETS (bottom, located very close to a village).

Next week's case could go either way, but Farmery says it could be risky for Portpin to let it go that far and hopes it can be settled away from the court.

Figure 5 demonstrates that the + Dox/+TYR cells settled away from the top of the tube, presenting signal approximately 150 μm below the top of the tube.

Homesickness was cited as the reason for the transfer, with Evans saying "Richard is a very talented lad but it is no secret he has failed to settle away from his family home.

This is not unlikely as the buffalo is vagile, with bachelor bulls readily travelling large distances between herds, with entire herds sometimes moving and settling away from their initial ranges [ 25].

UBS lost two employees in the disaster, but its trading and investment banking operations were largely unaffected, because they had already settled miles away from Wall Street.

Now that everyone is settled far away from the city and the show's roots, it's easy to see what's lacking.

Though the road is welcomed by developers, it is bemoaned by transportation advocates who lament that it will lead people to settle far away from the main centers of employment — locking more people into long commutes.

Among the factors in the equation, the observers say, will be a search by home buyers for a sense of security, both physical and fiscal; some anxious to settle well away from Manhattan's scarred skyline, some seeking assurance in the long-term value of owning real estate rather than investing in a volatile stock market.

Settling far away from their primary mean of livelihood, i.e. the dumpsite, would also imply time and financial costs they cannot support.

The current figures could be an overestimate: Existing exoplanet detection methods are "strongly biased toward" this type of planet, he says, but "strongly biased against" finding solar systems like our own, in which gas giants settle farther away from their parent star.