Sentence examples for be seen in close from inspiring English sources
Not perhaps the ideal time for a telephone retailer to be seen in close proximity to the archetypal phone-voting TV show.
In a subsequent e-mail, she detailed the additional complexity of the live camera work that must create the illusion of the match being broadcast on television, and the need for the chess moves to be timed and accurate because they can be seen in close up on the screens.
The advantage and the cost of a particular AC strategy must be seen in close conjunction with antenna-based technologies.
The tumour ROI can be seen in close proximity to the bladder in patient 1 as shown in Fig. 4a c, and non-tumour accumulation of tracer posterior to bladder in patient 2 as shown in Fig. 4d f.
Not a single fire brigade could be seen in close proximity for at least the next hour or so.
In a cell phone video of the incident posted to YouTube March 31, White can be seen in close proximity to officer Kuhn and Thomas as they struggle between parked cars.
In the context of science or the law, the photograph is used as evidence, as an exact representation of what has happened, but in other contexts, such as sensational news media where politicians are Photoshopped into caricatures or celebrities who have never met are seen in close embrace, we know the "truth" of a photograph to be a lie.
In the anterograde experiments, abundant fibers and terminals labeled with either biotinylated dextran amine or Phaseolus vulgaris leucoagglutinin were seen in close association with tyrosine hydroxylase-positive (dopaminergic) somata and processes in substantia nigra pars compacta and the ventral tegmental area.
Its catalytic domain is tethered to SH3 and SH2 domains; similar domains are seen in close ptk8 members (ENSP00000348295 and ENSP00000357656).
In semithin sections connective tissue cells were seen in close apposition to the epithelial lining (Fig. 3E; arrows).
