The last category are factors related to access to information which include distance to Woreda town, distance to market places, access to information through radio, and support from development agents.
The factors and constraints considered were distance to river, distance to town, distance to road, proximate to developed area, suitable areas for conversion to each class, elevation and slope.
In this study, four variables were specified as enabling factors: type of benefit packages they were insured, which were indirectly measured by H8SP/H8 project towns; distance to nearest designated medical centre; awareness of MFA detailed package, financial capacity to afford services.
The beauty of the mountain setting and this elegant former mining town's distance from the stresses of New York, Los Angeles and Toronto have a way of dispelling pessimism.
They were cousins named Diaz Rafaelel, known as Rafe, whose home was near Amarillo, Texas, and Manuel, who came from a town some distance north of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Back in the center of town — a distance of three blocks — I peeked into the Mercado Central, which looked like an archaeological ruin, with concrete pillars standing in a wasteland; it burned down years before.
"Why does anyone else want to learn it?" When his brother and sister were picked up by the police, they were living in a town some distance from their parents.
Correction: March 4, 2000, Saturday An article on Feb. 25 about allegations of brutal hazing on a high school wrestling team in Trumbull, Conn., misstated the town's distance from Bridgeport, the nearest big city.
In London, for instance, a single warehouse would have had to deliver to an area stretching from the northwest to the center of town, a distance that would have taken hours to cover even if London's traffic were not as notoriously jammed as it is.
The firm was a "provincial architectural practice" in the strict use of the term; sited as it was in a town some distance from any major city.
In rural towns, the distance is 10 miles.
