Several large cohort studies of child health and development have been developed in close alignment with government in an attempt to more closely align science and policy translation.
Overhead, Venus and Jupiter, which had been in close alignment, shone in the western sky.
"Volkswagen was created by a very close alignment of capital and unions," Mr. Weisskirchen of the Social Democrats said.
The stars in New York's fractious political firmament are in unusually close alignment at this time of emergency.
The lights continued to shine when Mr. Giler moved the charging pad out of close alignment.
All three robots are to arrive more or less simultaneously because the orbits of Mars and Earth, as happens periodically, are coming into unusually close alignment.
But a great many Indigenous people disagree with him and believe his close alignment with Abbott is a dramatic, personally risky, strategic error.
After a period of close alignment since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, US and European monetary policies are about to diverge in dramatic fashion.
Dr. Pillinger expressed great satisfaction on Friday, telling the BBC that when he conceived the Martian landing mission in 1997, he wanted to take advantage of the planet's remarkably close alignment with Earth this year.
Another option is to delay the Mars Science Laboratory's launching by a year and then park the spacecraft in orbit around the Sun for a year, until Mars and Earth are again in close alignment.
His M.I.T. address reveals something more, too: the close alignment between nineteenth-century Americans' sense of their manifest destiny to settle the continent and their faith in their machines' ability to help them do it.
