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First in Wisconsin to offer an undergraduate business administration degree totally at a distance , the university has a record of success in distance education that spans 25 years . Patterns were taken and a request made that one of the frocks might be sent to a lady at some distance , but Mrs. Cownie not liking to lose sight of her property could not carry her good nature so far . Previous to my visit to the Florida Keys , I had seen but few Frigate-birds , and those only at some distance , while I was on the Gulf of Mexico , so that I could merely recognise them by their mode of flight . I still think it 's an unusual phenomenon , at that distance , to see so bright a source of light . Recognizing him at a distance , she made room for him on her elevated throne , and with a grave assumption of hospitality and patronage that would have been ridiculous had it not been so terribly earnest , she fed him with pine nuts and crab apples . The Taliban does not meet that Article 's requirements , because its fighters did not carry arms openly , wear a uniform recognizable at a distance , and respect the laws and customs of war . The authors conclude that , even at a distance , traumatic events experienced through the media can have a damaging effect on children 's mental health , but the vulnerable can be identified and helped . All of the stars in Orion would look different at that distance , since they are all different brightnesses . If the high-definition film camera had been working or a high-definition television camera that had a resolution equivalent to the film camera had been working , that at that distance , would have had excuse me a resolution of maybe six inches or so . Although the morainal ridges are conspicuous at a distance , their gentle distal ( and locally proximal ) slopes make them less obvious close at hand . It could be a tanker , bulk carrier or container ship , but at this distance , its light is barely visible and barely moving .