Sentence examples similar to closely cross from inspiring English sources

It is an allegorical novel; in which, however, imagination and reality are to closely crossed that there is hardly a sentence one may not suspect of two intentions.

Coleman died of a heroin overdose in 2001, but he had testified in a preliminary hearing in the case, and Sherman had closely cross-examined him.

FGF-21 levels were closely cross-correlated with FFA levels in all three states.

It is well-recognized that cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin are closely cross-linked in natural plant cell-walls, forming a very tightly packed structure.

Locke himself, who was being closely watched, crossed to Holland in September 1683.

We investigated the effects of tactile paving on older adults' gait in a scenario closely resembling crossing the street.

With the introduction of CNTs, the isolated CoS2 nanoparticles as well as GNs are jointed closely and cross-linked to construct a 3D conductive network.

From four-way onwards, a small number of crosses failed, and for these seed from the most closely related cross was substituted.

They are not meant to be stand-ins for New Yorkers, but only what they are -- a closely examined cross section, full of wrinkles and idiosyncrasies.

"I would ask the political economist who may be disposed to scan this kind of legislation too closely," said Cross in 1874, "to remember that there is a maxim which is as true of nations as of individuals – that health is actually wealth".

Note that knock-down of MP1 is difficult to measure accurately due to the presence of closely migrating proteins that cross react with our antibody.