Of course, cameras can be shoved in refugees' faces or telephoto lenses used from afar.
Given the current state of technology, this is relatively simple to do because bank accounts can easily be set up over the internet and used from afar.
Along with allowing devices to be used from afar, this hub enables the homeowner to set up a geofence that will automatically run a series of events when a person's iPhone crosses a pre-set line.
For the owner who uses after buying from afar the effect is all one whether his competitor is taxable under one title or another.
Soundtrack compilers use music from afar to provide subliminally startling effects or instant exoticism.
Other apps, such as Canary, will allow parents to monitor phone use from afar and look at a report that tells them if their child was using the phone while driving.
In turn, the analysis focuses on the tension that often develops given the desires of local stakeholders in competition with land-use advocates from afar (e.g. industrialists, nongovernmental organizations) by exploring three case studies of regional natural resource conflicts.
Readers search our archive from afar, using sites like Google and Bing, and from up close, using our own search engine.
He became adept in the use of the sextant, at one point using it to measure from afar the curves of an especially buxom native woman — "Venus among Hottentots".
The player can use floor grates to attack from below, hide around corners, use batarangs to stun enemies from afar, and use the grapnel gun to pull enemies over ledges.
They connect to the Internet, which means they can be adjusted from afar, using the Web or your phone.
