be far removed from something

Examples of removing

removing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This again simplifies component development by removing much of the burden of protocol-level error-checking.
They aimed to fragment the township communities and divorce them from the tacksmen, thus removing the basis of the clan military, social and economic structure.
The first is removing its combustibility and the - second is making it white.
In addition, the local (re)presentation of the monument was deconstructed by removing a core element, the 'king's table'.
In a strict sense, there is nothing passive about removing a surgically implanted feeding tube or extubating a patient undergoing mechanical ventilation.
We need to show that removing the edges of a random walk does not condition the pairings of the remaining points.
In fact, it seems likely that removing any edge from a graph should decrease this average, or at least not increase it.
The straightforward thing to say, in both cases, is that removing the life support caused the patient's death.
Each story was read out and then placed in front of the participant, removing any memory load from the tasks.
Basically, the specialization technique will consist on specialization of rules by removing and reordering predicates.
This approach will, we believe, prove more economical in the long-term, making the patient asymptomatic and removing the need for repeated hospital admissions.
The problem will not be solved by removing the receptor gene(s) alone.
We manage this by the simple artifact of removing vertices of low degree until the graph has none left.
After removing all triangular faces, there are 18 faces each with four vertices.
This was achieved by removing different proportions of the weights in each route.
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