Unfortunately, it has not brought the United States appreciably closer to achieving its political objectives in Iraq.
The views of G.E. Moore (1873 1958) were appreciably closer to commonsense realism about the external world than were Kant's.
In the summer of 1968, he worked as a clerk for the paper's metropolitan desk, but the experience did not bring him appreciably closer to his father.
While Croydon and Brighton are handily linked by road and rail, football's hardcore rarely make an easy commute their first priority and Palace are not appreciably closer to the Seagulls than they are to Reading in the west, to Southend in the east, to Watford in the north or to any of the London clubs.
They gave a performance that will be deciphered for longer than it is celebrated, even if it moves them appreciably closer to the quarter-finals, with only Monday's meeting with Croatia remaining in Group B. Reservations about this display will be suspended purely to allow acclaim for Wayne Rooney.
Sparsely fimbriate barbels, appreciably closer to mouth than to the tip of the snout.
When the TMD V region was excluded from the alignment, the tree topology and bootstrap values did not change appreciably, suggesting that the close phylogenetic relationships were not only based on TMD V amino acid conservation.
After months in which Mr. Bush was ahead in Florida with a double-digit lead, polls now show that Mr. Gore has closed the gap appreciably.
The presence of siblings is likely to influence the development of behavioral phenotype (Hudson et al. 2011), especially in taxa in which older siblings are appreciably larger, more developed, and remain in close association with the mother and younger siblings.
Raising interest rates by a little over a quarter of a percentage point, he said, is not enough to slow appreciably an economy that has been growing at close to 10percentt a year.
For moderate sized networks (up to 300 nodes, and even in the presence of a severe partition of the network), the approach guarantees a performance very close to the optimum, with an appreciably fast convergence speed.
