The resulting helical curve brought closely related elements onto corresponding points above or below one another on the cylinder, and he suggested in consequence that "the properties of the elements are the properties of numbers," a remarkable prediction in the light of modern knowledge.
So the notion of the subject matter of the film - to frame somebody, that is, to put them up as a victim of a conspiracy of some description - is also relative to the way the film itself is very self-consciously framed.The form and the content should ideally be brought closely together.
To achieve this, nanoscale probe usually makes use of a cantilever with a very sharp tip integrated on its end to perform the raster scanning in which tip is brought closely to or in contact with sample.
Mouse eye and equipment must be aligned correctly, e.g. by means of a XYZ table, and brought closely together, so that they almost touch.
The week ahead will bring three closely watched votes on what may the hottest corporate-governance issue out there: majority election proposals.
Our countries will continue to work closely to bring greater hope and opportunity to developing nations.
The report, prepared by Parsons Brinckerhoff, drew on feedback from representatives in the mayor's office, the governors' offices in New York and New Jersey, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and New Jersey Transit — all of whom would have to work closely to bring about any construction.
The case brought two closely intertwined issues before the court.
Under a merged company Sky News could be brought more closely into line with the company's UK newspapers.
The arms are sometimes down at the sides, but in most cases one is brought up closely across the front of the body or is extended, holding an offering; the other is lowered, often clasping a fold of drapery.
