Sentence examples for close to basic from inspiring English sources
The album begins as close to basic rock and roll as Pierce has come in a very long time, with "Hey Jane".
In Bush's time the science that went into computing was itself closer to basic research.
Meanwhile, neither Sporting Kansas City nor DC United were able to best each other either in what should have been the marquee game on Friday night, though the 0-0 result put SKC a point closer to basic playoff safety and clinched it for DCU.
It's not a car to get all passionate about, since it's closer to basic transportation.
This may mean that an organization (firm) engages simultaneously in different technology life cycles at different degrees (levels) of technology maturity (closer to basic research or closer to application and market commercialization).
Mr Cameron is apparently convinced that the interests of his country would be better secured within an open and fully flexible European Union; this kind of semantics is closer to basic Thatcherism than to a real reflection on the future of the EU, and on the place and role the UK will have in future.
Ira Robbins observed that "the song closest to basic pop" is "A Strange Day": it "has overdubbed backing vocals plus a delineated verse and chorus wrapped in some strangely consonant guitar figures".
Again, ETD fragmentation occurring consistently ∼1 site closer to basic residues than random provides further evidence that the charges driving the cleavages remain on the basic residues during this process.
HCD fragmentation exhibits cleavages closer to basic residues than CAD, which is consistent with CAD being a slower heating fragmentation process that allows protons slightly more time to migrate toward the center of TMDs prior to cleavage.
The Tonka is far from basic transportation, but it is close to a basic premise in Detroit.
Community genetics is a basic level of investigation meaning it is close to the basic unit acted on by evolution, the gene within the larger effort to meet what Haloin and Strauss (2008) refer to as 'one of the supreme challenges of biology': understanding how the feedback loops between community ecology and evolution shape biodiversity.
