In Niger the government has had to work hard to distance itself from dozens of Qaddafi loyalists, including at least one son, who have taken refuge in the country.
John Davis, chief nameplate engineer for Ford's compact cars and utility vehicles, said it's all designed to improve the driving experience: from making the 550-mile trek down Highway 99 from Sacramento to San Diego to the daily 20-mile one-way trip to work - the distance some reports suggest the average American commutes.
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Most contemporary technologies, for example, only work from a maximum distance of eight meters, and aren't as accurate within more densely populated areas.
Ratcliffe was notified by her school way back in November that China.org had hired her and would put her and other interns up in an apartment in Beijing, within walking distance to work.
"Information technology has definitely led people to believe that long-distance relationships will work more than in the past, " says Guldner.
"I would do it every day (if) the weather permitted, if my work was actually within biking distance, " Kitty Dunn wrote.
The goal is to create everything you need to live, work and play within walking distance and to make downtown Vegas the most community focused large city in the world.
Although solar panels will work on spacecraft at that distance, the desire for sufficient energy to drive many instruments means any mission would really need to go with radioisotope thermal generators (RTGs) - solid state electrical generators powered by the heat of radioactive decay.
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Asked how the relationship could work better, Cameron said more distance, formality and respect were called for on both sides.
He cites the expansion of distance learning and postgraduate work.
With enough tweaking, engineers assured me, they eventually could come up with reduced-distance balls that would work, even though the feel and flight characteristics might take some getting used to.
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So if you travel a lot or commute a distance from home to work, a bank with widespread branches and many ATMs is probably going to cost you less than a bank with a more limited range.
If the server farm is doing a lot of work to take in cell tower distance data and spit back car locations, it can certainly do each calculation faster than any endpoint, particularly a small one, but what happens when 1 million endpoints are hitting the cloud at the same time?
Thus the amount families consume tends to be dictated by the size of their cars and the distance of their house from work, things which aren't quickly changed.
Two further refinements were necessary: to work out the third dimension distance from Earth and to subtract the effect of visible matter in order to be left with the distribution of dark matter pure and simple.
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It separates out a group of people trying to work together for a single goal and creates distance when collaboration is sorely needed.
His uncommercial work comforts curators who are ever anxious to distance themselves from the almighty art market and museum directors who must vie to attract and entertain large, fickle audiences.
Theaster Gates, an African-American artist whose work has also mined Ebony, maintains a long-distance dialogue with Gallagher from his home in Chicago.
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His sales managers work the database hard, tracking who has traveled what distance to which auction, what they bought and how much they spent.
Gomez began his challenge by trying to work on the inside of Burns, who kept his distance before producing a flurry of punches in the second.
The country's National Development and Reform Commission wants government officials to cycle to work one day a week, though only if the distance is less than 3km.
Applicants must have tried to find a place to rent within a "reasonable commuting distance" to their old neighborhoods and place of work.
The sensors work by detecting extremely low-frequency electrical activity over a distance of 5 microns (one micron being equal to one millionth of a metre).
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Fortunately, she was able to find a vendor who could do handcrafted artisan work with fast turn around and who was within easy driving distance from her office in Westchester, NY.
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Our objective is to use technology to take advantage of the fact that distance between learners sometimes provides opportunities for learning that would never work as well in a traditional classroom.
Sauntering across endless prairies, with snow-speckled mountains in the distance, was profoundly peaceful, and the old-fashioned physical work remarkably satisfying.
The Internet has transformed the way we work, learn, play and communicate with one another, independent of place and distance.
He spends only a little time in the gym, for core work, though he plans to add strength training, a key to lifting his distance, once he's close to fully grown.
Distance students go to campus for several weeks during the summer to do lab work.
In 2001 Susan, tired of managing the properties from a distance and yearning for Florida, moved to Sanibel, where she continued her computer work through 2003.
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