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God seemed to be so remote from his everyday activities.

Some of these operate on, or adjacent to, the delta and others may be geographically remote from the delta itself.

The core of the gas flow can be considered to be remote from viscous or heat transfer effects.

easy to operate, can be wall remote control, remote from the remote control and so on.

Based north of Stockholm in Sandviken, the company's activities seem remote from the virtual world of the internet.

The stockpiled dredged materials shall be placed remote from air sensitive receivers and covered with tarpaulin sheets.

Porter's was an affluent world, a world rather remote from the struggles of everyday life.

The main objective of expectant management in women with severe pre-eclampsia (PE) remote from term is to improve neonatal outcome.

About half of these surgeries are performed within 48 hours postpartum and the other half as interval procedures remote from a pregnancy.

When fire occur in building, smoke and fire can travel through building elevator shafts to threaten life at locations remote from the fire.

Ironically, entrepreneurship scholars (including those focused on venture capital) may have become too remote from the phenomenon.

Some of your statements are too remote from the subject we are discussing.

During a building fire, smoke and fire can travel through building elevator shafts to threaten life at locations remote from the fire.

In the industrialized world, many buildings are produced by large scale development remote from its eventual users.

These problems have been obviated by supporting the glassy material on a porous membrane remote from the eluant.

If this single copy is remote from the users, it needs to be balanced against performance degradation.

To us, such a view seems remote from reality.

In most cases in which a coefficient has been calculated the experimental situation was remote from practical processing conditions.

The Heights was quiet and clean and remote from the busy daily life of the city.

Odorous permitted stockpiled material shall be placed remote from air sensitive receivers.

Women with mild disease remote from term can be managed expectantly to enable fetal growth and maturation.

But it has also produced a ruling class increasingly remote from an increasingly bitter people.

Wells, waterworks and pumping stations are controlled by remote from a central control room to eliminate the need for onsite manning.

Smile to yourself so that it is no longer be remote from you as a goal.

Yet one ends the book still feeling somewhat remote from them -- as one does, despite Gabriel's efforts, from Marx himself.

These usually were remote from control of inflation or output or anything resembling modern macroeconomic policy.

Event producers are often remote from the site of the resulting action; this separation requires careful attention to governance.

Top priority is a blue-water navy to carry troops into areas remote from the mainland.

The waterworks is controlled by remote from a central control room to eliminate the need for onsite manning .

The other half of his life seemed infinitely remote from obscenity.

Tunguska is far more remote from centres of academic excellence than Weston, and it took until 1927 for a scientific team to reach the site.

The theory seemed then rather intellectual and remote from everyday experience.

Much new knowledge is remote from the immediate interest of the ordinary person.

This secondary node could be remote from the primary datacenter, in a location that does not have a SAN infrastructure.

This made sense, since showing the methods (local and remote) from the interface's prespective tells what interface the method belongs to.

The village was quiet and clean and remote from the busy daily life of the city.

To be a pop star at 11 seems impossible, and the idea of having Aids or being kidnapped is remote from their lives.

A cutting-edge example of where miniaturization can lead if the operator is remote from the vehicle.

However, methods 2 to 4 are confined to reference and research laboratories, which are often remote from endemic areas.

Unfortunately, the Pultius Remote from Art Lebedev falls a little short in that category.

Applications connect to a queue manager which is remote from the broker queue manager.

Your comments are rather remote from the subject we are discussing.

is ~ to error; and he is less remote from the truth who believes nothing, than he who believes what is wrong.

In science fiction, this phrase most commonly refers to a region of empty space between stars or that is remote from the home world.

He kept himself as far as possible remote from public affairs, though took his share of citizen duties.

At the other extreme, we could become theoret-ically remote from the practice of venture capital but achieve great theoretical elegance.

solitude: The state or quality of being alone or remote from others.

He lives in a small town remote from the city.

He was dying, very slowly and in great agony, but in some world remote from me where not even a bullet could damage him further.

Ignorance is less remote from truth than prejudice.

the ladies were ladies , remote from him.

The faint mountain keeps remote from the curtain hook , I'm lone.

A conference between persons who are remote from one anotherbut linked together by a telecommunications system.

The city is remote from the sea.

Their traditions are remote from our own.

A cause remote from everyday concerns.

His stories are too remote from everyday life.

He lived a town remote from the sea.

The law was not remote from the experience of the people.

NOTHING seems more remote from 12th-century French Gothic than 17th-century English Baroque.

A town remote from the sea.

Living as I do so remote from towns, I rarely have visitors.

Living as I do so remote from town, I rarely have visitors.

But now Huang feels the Chinese holidays are more and more remote from his life.

As companies get larger and more geographically distributed, they can handle such attacks because their servers are remote from each other.

This is a village remote from the madding crowd.

He is remote from the people.

remote from Teenagers are forced to study subjects that seem remote from their daily lives.

Any odorous permitted stockpiled material shall be placed remote from air sensitive receivers; and

Clinical analysis of intracranial hematoma remote from site of craniotomy after microneurosurgical operation

The relationship between somatostatin and damage of marginal lobehippocampal region remote from cerebral hematoma

Analyses of delayed intracranial hematoma remote from the site of initial

it was silent, because remote from the nursery and kitchen;

He put forward a question remote from the subject

Relatively distant or remote from a center or middle

a village remote from a city

in a house remote from any town or village

A house remote from the town