Sentence examples for close touching from inspiring English sources
The polar hydrogen atom is in close touching with the π-orbital of H2CO.
In the HOMO figures of CH3OH-C2H4 interaction pair the polar hydrogen atoms are in close touching with the π-orbitals of C2H4.
The HOMOs (highest occupied molecular orbitals) of three Hp-π interaction pairs are shown in Figure 1, in which the polar hydrogen atoms are in close touching with the π-orbitals of the aromatic molecules.
She stood close, touching her friend's shoulders and head, catching strands of falling hair in her hands, letting it lay all over her clothes.
"And we've been in much closer touch ever since.
Re-locating the headquarters will put company leaders in closer touch with customers, other Boeing divisions, and Wall Street.
"He's been in closer touch the last few weeks and months," said Sheldon Silver, the Assembly speaker.
Like it or not, this trend puts television in closer touch with our violent, sometimes crass culture.
"It's spouses checking in with each other," he said, "keeping in much closer touch with family".
It also put the engineers who design the equipment in closer touch with customers.
This model puts advertisers in closer touch with the people who are predisposed to purchase their products or services.
