Sentence examples for use far away from inspiring English sources

It includes the honking of several thousand car horns, to give some idea of the 3-hour trip into town from the special, "compatible" airport that the Federal Aviation Administration says the SST will use, far away from residential communities.

Therefore, a mesoscopic description is exploited for domains around the fracture process zone while a macroscopic description is used far away from the fracture process zone.

To calibrate binoculars, use a far away soldier that is not moving, with only his head visible above the cover.

In Whistler, which will host the Olympic Winter Games in 2010, residents are trying to reject that paradigm and move toward some kind of accommodation, and its management techniques have been used as far away as Yosemite and Durango, Colo.

By this behavior, the amount of reliable, conspicuous, olfactory cues in the vicinity of the nest site can be reduced, especially in connection with using the far away feeding trays more intense but less frequently.

Therefore, it seems that the higher LTC-use and lower hospital use in municipalities far away from hospital is the stronger confounder.

Naturally, surgeons who use awake craniotomies far away from risky areas of the brain will report the lowest deficits.

At present, there are some preliminary studies which show that for example, stem cells can be successfully added to the standard management of osteo-articular injuries, but routine use is still far away.

Take note of these areas and use entrances as far away from them as possible.

In 2012, everyone on Twitter brought us closer to moments and places that used to be far away or inaccessible: A Tweet from the bottom of the ocean.

China used to be far away, the country at the bottom of the world.