The phrase "alignment closer" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state of being more aligned, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to work on our alignment closer to the project's goals."
Alternatives: "more aligned" or "closer alignment".
For the knees with neutral alignment (ie, alignment close to 180° hip-knee-ankle angle), the surgeon chose either the medial or the lateral approach.
Evidence of greater mineral alignment close to implanted tantalum devices and gradients in mineral crystallite thickness have also been shown, and these have been attributed to local mechanical forces that were induced by the implant material [1].
In fact, in certain conditions, the inclined test configuration is quite good for alignments close to the rim of the wheel.
The idea is that if E l was different from E r, and E r was small, then E n would converge to + 1, and one could argue that the duplications in the right-to-left direction are almost sufficient to yield alignments close to the optimal ones.
"The extremely close time alignment of closest approach and the full moon — 6 minutes — is a red herring.
This combination of close to perfect uni-axial alignment and close-packing gives rise to pronounced macroscopic anisotropic optical properties due to strong plasmonic coupling.
The alignment is close enough to the ideal to allow good track reconstruction and invariant mass determination.
Some conformers may have different optimal alignments with a reference shape due to structural symmetry; however, the presence of multiple reference shapes greatly increases the chance of finding an alignment very close to the analytical maximum overlap solution.
The two base-pairs at the junction of stem 1 and 2 have a helical twist of approximately 49°, allowing proper alignment and close approach of the three different strands at the junction.
