Übersetzung für "Quite remote" in Deutsch

On a trunk wool quite long, remote from a body or raised.

A large part of the giant sequoia forests is quite remote and is only visited by backpackers.

As a unit, they are mostly quite remote from processes and also a bit in the way.

Since then the location of the hotel has become not quite so exclusively remote.

We do need a pilot on this project and frankly, I considered your chances of survival quite remote.

Given the high rates of violence in Guatemala and El Salvador, positive peace seems quite remote.

The house is quite remote, no shops close to, not a baker.

Salah Karker is welcomed in a humble and quite boarding house, remote from the town center.

And of course they played various clubs and festivals, some quite remote.

The quite remote location of some of the research stations poses a challenge for establishing the data links.

That will be the case, I think, even in spite of the fact that those beautiful islands are quite remote and milk has to be moved around between nine islands.

The station that was built there, Hanau East (now called "Hanau Hauptbahnhof") was now more important for railway operations, albeit quite remote for passengers from Hanau.

This doesn't entirely disprove an environmental vector, but it does make the odds quite remote – especially since there is a far more plausible explanation.

This possibility seems quite remote at the present time, especially as the late implementation by some Member States has meant that the Directive has not yet had the chance to work properly.

It may seem like we're quite remote from other parts of this tree of life, but actually, for the most part, the basic machinery of our cells is pretty much the same.

Taking into account the relative maturity of the DVD+/-Rs market, the prospect of Community industry to become a strong player in the short or medium term would appear quite remote in particular in terms of market share, production capacity or technology, if measures are imposed.

However, as often with Schubert, the harmonic scheme of the exposition involves additional, intermediate tonalities, which may be quite remote from the tonic-dominant axis and sometimes imbue certain expository passages with the character of a development section.

Furthermore, in the case of the prior art knives, the axis of rotation is quite remote from the shank part which extends at right-angles to the cutting face.

These are invariably peripheral areas that are, in many cases, quite remote from the major demand and supply centres and are much less densely populated than the Community as a whole.