Sentence examples for closely two from inspiring English sources

Informally, the relevance distance reflects how closely two clauses are related.

Even fingerprint analysis depends on a subjective judgment by experts as to how closely two prints match, a conclusion that can be biased by the examiner's knowledge of the suspect or the case.

And if one listens closely, two things will appear in their playing: the present, in the form of the guidelines for any rock-and-roll pianist, and the past, with all its musical, social and historical connotations.

Cavel steeped himself in Clegg biographies and news reports from the time, but studied particularly closely two of the LibDem leader's speeches that appear in Coalition: his opening remarks in the TV debate with Cameron and Brown; and his speech on the steps of the LibDem HQ in London after arriving from the election count in Sheffield.

Looking at them closely, two high-schoolers decide if they could be signatures of a particle called a Z-boson.

If examined closely, two discrete photoreceptor groups can be seen on each side of the head, which are referred to as dorsal and ventral stemmata (Fig. 6c).

That depends where one casts one's eyes and how closely one looks.

The answer, he was surprised to discover, depends on how closely one looks.

This pair of posts will examine more closely four types of weapons.

And if you look very, very closely, five African Americans.

He works closely with two building administrators and 25 teachers.