Sentence examples for close systematically from inspiring English sources

Close systematically transformed photographs of his friends into giant frontal portraits, initially in black-and-white and then in colour beginning in 1970.

This gap in understanding can be closed by systematically studying the material properties of hierarchical protein structures and their effect on the macroscopic properties, an approach part of a larger effort to study the role of materials in biology, referred to as materiomics [40].

It's hard to keep your allies close while you systematically spy on them, and then get caught.

According to Human Rights Watch, the government had a strategy to systematically close down space for political dissent and independent criticism.

"Australia cannot meet its Paris commitments unless we systematically close coal fired power plants and replace them with clean renewable power," O'Shanassy said.

The ratio of radiolabeled nucleotide incorporation was evaluated by counting before and after TCA precipitation, and was systematically close to 80% [ 55].

The redistribution outcome r m is close to but systematically below the graph representing the average vote v P of the poor (see solid black line) in PMV. 15 The fact that r m is closer to v P than v R reflects that the poor tend to be the pivotal voters in PMV.

Disney has said that it plans to sell its Disney stores and has been systematically closing them.

Instead, Mubarak systematically closed off that space, so that he could say to the world: me or the Islamists, choose.

Since the oil price rises of the early 1970s, Western corporations have systematically closed factories in developed societies and transferred production to low-wage economies in the less-developed world.

However, isopachs to the west are systematically closer to the source than those to the east, indicating a greater influence of a westerly wind than originally thought (Walker and Croasdale 1971), and supporting the interpretation of Bursik et al. (1992).