He did not name the areas, but said they were distant from residential zones and were not environmentally sensitive.
Groups of cells that were distant from each other in the blastula come into close contact, which increases possibilities for interaction between materials of different origin.
Every college student had to memorize Lenin's three-part formulation of the revolutionary movement: the Decembrists came first, but they were distant from the people; the Decembrists awakened Herzen; and Herzen unleashed "revolutionary agitation".
Parteras and curanderas were essential to remote communities like this one, which were distant from other medical aid.We leave the partera's house and drive through waist-high cockleburs and grass, dodging mesquite.
Tocqueville grew up in a world where pleasure and liberty were distant from each other — where, not that long before, the aristocrats at Versailles had lived for pleasure as a consolation for being a kind of slave, while freedom had become an admirable but cold principle, with a tincture of Rousseau's primitivism or Spartan austerity.
Through the 1990s, attacks were restricted to targets – in Pakistan, Algeria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and elsewhere – which were distant from western populations, with the exception of the first abortive plot to bomb the World Trade Center in New York in 1993.
All recordings were distant from at least 72 hours of a migraine attack.
Negative employee reviews: "Leadership teams were distant from product capability and misunderstood how to influence product development teams".
Exogenous gene expression was subsequently detected at multiple locations that were distant from the injection site but within the confines of the bleb created by the intradermal bolus.
This cluster and E. alabamensis were distant from major cluster of bovine coccidia that included E. auburnensis, E. cylindrica and E. ellipsoidalis.
Therefore, it was necessary to refer the electric reference points that were distant from the affected area, where crustal displacement was minimal.
