Sentence examples for close example from inspiring English sources
The phrase "close example" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that the following example is similar or closely related to the topic being discussed. For example: - "Let me give you a close example of what I mean." - "Here's a close example of how to use this new feature." - "To better understand this concept, consider this close example." It is mainly used in formal or academic writing, but can also be used in everyday conversation.
Stone's seat borders Indi, thus Shepparton voters have had a very close example of an effective independent campaign.
While the idea of covalent inhibitors (reversible or irreversible) is not novel (largely explored in the field of kinase), it has so far never been used to target the BCL2 family of proteins with small molecules (a close example has been recently described with a reactive stapled peptide10).
A close example is "Beats by Dolce headphones" launched by Dolce & Gabbana.
He says the next step will be "to find a close example" so that upcoming instruments like the Giant Magellan Telescope and NASA's James Webb Space Telescope can "study the atmosphere of such planets and perhaps even deduce the presence of life on them".
The anesthesia machine static 'read-and-do' checklist [ 9] is a close example of the aviation model with concise questions.
While a more sophisticated model could interpolate between several close examples, such as with a k-nearest neighbour classifier, any such interpolation would require making further assumptions about the statistics of scenes, stimuli and perception.
For those species with sufficient data to assess the fit between predictions and observations, the correspondence between model predictions and observations was extremely close (examples given in Fig. 4).
But a closer example is available.
For Princetonians who want to see the Audsleys' work in situ, this remains the closest example.
He says the closest example of the approach he came across was Christopher Logue's translations of Homer, "which I love.
The closest example in golf is on Long Island, where the 2002 United States Open was held at Bethpage Black.
