The raw materials for these metals and plastics must be extracted from the earth (unless they are recycled), extensively processed, and
transported over great distances.
For instance, business may be
done over greater distances and more quickly, oftentimes with a lot less capital needed to start running.
This works
also over great distances but one has to accept that a lot of the photons are lost and only a tiny fraction reaches the detector.
This is good, because there's no way that I was
reaching over the great distance that affords rear passengers of this crew cab some considerable leg and foot room.
That said, it is a pretty significant added cost for a limited electric range, and I'd have to drive the
car over a greater distance to pass any real judgment.
Unlike the typical single cell that is tethered to a limited environment, a multicellular unit can roam
over great distances in search of food or more favorable ecological conditions or other multicellular units.
The German Shepherd dog is built to trot for a long
time over great distances, so jogging with your German Shepherd dog is a perfect form of exercise.
This sort of social gaming just isn't particularly popular in Europe and North America, where players are more accustomed to hooking up with one another — often strangers rather than friends —
over great distances online.
Bananas are one of the most important staple crops of the tropics, transported with great
care over great distances to satisfy the world's appetite.
To create such a feature, lava would have to remain
fluid over great distances, prompting geologists to suggest that Venusian volcanoes discharge carbonatite lava, just like that one oddball volcano on Earth, Ol Doinyo Lengai.
He further describes Ancestral Puebloans as a sharing culture — families
gathering over great distances to share produce, exchange wares and participate in seasonal feasts and celebrations.
Many of these tiny thrusters packed together could propel a
spacecraft over great distances, maybe even to the nearest exoplanet, and they are particularly useful for Earth - orbiting nanosatellites, which can be as small as a shoe box.
Meanwhile, even though wheeling occurred in the past, since the 1990s much larger amounts of power have been
moved over great distances.
An example of «geographic» sparsity is that districts with low pupil density typically experience higher per pupil transportation costs as they are transporting a small number of
pupils over a greater distance.
This has happened just two months after a very similar incident took place with Vodafone in the Basingstoke area, which brought down their
services over some great distances too.
If your expenses are relatively high, you know, houses are expensive in Newfoundland and you need a good car cause you travel back and forth to work,
sometimes over great distances.
For instance, wired electronic dog fencing may require some work for the installation and this option may be more costly; however, it is also true that this type of fence works
better over greater distances.
We can't really explain how so many lost dogs and cats magically seem to find their way back to their
owners over great distances, so we'll just tell you about them instead.
A beanbag with a rope tail is one of the easiest objects for the dog to catch and it may be thrown accurately and
over great distances with a low trajectory.
For effectively controlling a dog with so much «drive «
even over great distances, a substantial amount of sensitivity from the dog towards its handler is necessary.
Naturally headshots tend to score the most, especially if the shot was
taken over a great distance, but the game also recognizes other types of death, such as puncturing lungs, liver shots and, brilliantly, testicle shots.
Carbon and hydrocarbon combustion are integrated high temperature processes, with fertilizer and metals production thrown into the mix, the same fertilizers and metals that permit the production and transportation of
food over great distances.