Sentence examples for close alignment of from inspiring English sources

"Volkswagen was created by a very close alignment of capital and unions," Mr. Weisskirchen of the Social Democrats said.

The former method is characteristic of only one group, the tuatara (Sphenodon), which copulate via the close alignment of the male's cloaca (that is, a common chamber and outlet into which the intestinal, urinary, and genital tracts open) with that of the female.

"KKR was the first firm where we found close alignment of our business goals".

Comparative transcriptomic analysis with mouse showed tissue DC subsets to be conserved between species and permitted close alignment of human and mouse DC subsets.

Such a system is highly manufacturable [239], however; the inspection technique relies on close alignment of the generators and detectors which is likely challenging.

However, close alignment of astrology with medical humours and physiognomonics is well in accordance with Porta's larger aim of naturalizing the entire cosmos.

Still, analysts say the division's success is stunning, particularly against the backdrop of the industry as a whole and the closer alignment of networks with internal studios.

To get more passengers on more trains would require a closer alignment of financial incentives between Railtrack and the train operators.

In recent years, the pound has been far more stable against the dollar than against the D-mark, thanks largely to the closer alignment of Britain's economic cycle with America's than Germany's.

Ministers also harbour hopes that Sir Keith Mills, the Locog deputy chairman, could be persuaded to take on the dual chairmanship of elite funding agency UK Sport and grassroots body Sport England and in concert with Coe bring about a long hoped for closer alignment of the key bodies in British Olympic sport.

Tapping into its full potential, however, will require a closer alignment of methods from automated reasoning and artificial intelligence.