Another, less obvious, answer is that the decision, in upholding the Bakke standard, managed to come much closer to aligning the legal justification for affirmative action with the real reasons universities practice it -- which has little to do with righting past wrongs or awarding places to applicants with the highest scores.
And as my eyes sweep their gaze towards the night sky, I know confidentially that my stars are coming closer to aligning in a perfect array.
The sequel begins incredibly slowly, taking too long to connect the player with the cause of Subject Delta's mission; while Infinite trod dangerously close to aligning, basically, all religion with nefarious intentions.
The PCR primer and cloning vector sequences were removed, and 16 S rDNA fragments were compared with a public 16 S Ribosomal Database Project II (RDP-II) to determine the closest match to aligned sequences of known species.
Taking as an example the 1-cobaltocenyl-1'-rhodocenylferrocene cation shown above, this means that the cobaltocenyl and rhodocenyl moieties are eclipsed, and thus carbon atoms 1 and 1' on the central ferrocene core are as close to vertically aligned as is possible given the staggered conformation of the cyclopentadienyl rings within each metallocene unit.
The red condition is similar to that illustrated in Figs. 2c and 7c, i.e. one in which two poles were close to being aligned at the goal location and so the data had a tendency to be elongated in this direction.
In comparison, this versatile functionality is not attainable for parallel aligned piezoelectric fibers such that the power can only be scavenged by bending direction which is closed or parallel to aligned direction of piezoelectric dipoles.
DY: In the public sector, agricultural and health departments need to be brought closer together to align their priorities, specifically for diabetes.
When one's ability to move through a challenge gets closer and closer to being aligned with Divine Wisdom, (by coming from a perspective of peace and love), then those negative, difficult types of situations will stop recurring in one's reality.
A fine theory, except for one thing: according to it, the Moon's orbit should be close to, if not aligned with, the plane of Earth's equator.
Ill-conditioned processes often produce data of low quality for model identification in general, and for subspace identification in particular, because data vectors of different outputs are typically close to collinearity, being aligned in the "strong" direction.
