Sentence examples for close to distant from inspiring English sources

Just as you might zoom in on a colourful butterfly on a flower, an interferometer allows researchers at Paranal to get really close to distant stars and planets - by combining the four separate telescopes into one.

The gills are white, but become grayish in maturity, close to distant (40 50 reach the stem), moderately narrow, rather thin.

In order to identify the sequences preserved by this selection pressure, we switched the evolutionary time scale from close to distant mammalian species for this task.

They are not best friends, or brothers — Mascis has described them as something closer to "distant cousins" — but, once again, they're bandmates.

The sensitivity of structure-switchable electrochemical DNA (E-DNA) sensors is generally limited by the irremovable redox labels that are close to or distant from the sensing interface.

But these broken signals from the past bring us, just for a fleeting moment, close to a distant world – the world of those who ruled Britannia for 400 years of these islands' history.

His words were "unfortunate, misguided and disrespectful", said the prime minister, Portia Simpson Miller.Many in Jamaica were stung because they feel emotionally close to their distant African roots; for dreadlocked Rastafarians in particular, the bonds are visceral.

Since the SEE relaxation is determined by the damping rate of plasma waves with the same frequency, responsible for the SEE generation, we calculated damping rates of plasma waves with ω∼ωuh (ω is the plasma wave frequency, ωuh is the upper hybrid frequency) for frequencies close to and distant from the double resonance where ωuh∼4ωce (ωce="2πfce).

But it did convey something of the buzz of getting really close to the distant past.

The gills are subdistant (neither close to, nor distant from, one another) and are of a distinctive shape; they are decurrent, that is, they extend down the stem, and are noticeably arched.

All are transcription units that tether their target promoters close to, or distant from, transcriptional hot spots (or 'factories'factories