Sentence examples for closer from one from inspiring English sources

The United States evacuated its military personnel from Al Anad several days ago, as fighters from Al Qaeda's Yemeni affiliate moved closer from one side and Houthi fighters pushed closer from the other.

"Omar Ajete, he was one of the most dominant left-handers you'll ever see," Mike Brito, a longtime scout for the Dodgers, said of the Cuban closer from one decade ago.

There we saw what Prince Mohammed's war looks like up close, from one side, among those Yemenis who are fighting and dying in it.

"And the distance is very close from one stadium to the other, so it was not an issue for the fans to travel far to cheer for Arsenal".

The main idea behind this geometrical approach is to fully consider the distribution of the data points of the different classes when they are close from one another while excluding their influence when they are far from the classification plane.

Spatio-temporal methods aim to determine whether cases that occur close from one another in space also tend to be close in time.

Furthermore, every resident receives close one-on-one mentorship from the program director and associate program directors during training through frequent individual meetings focusing on ensuring that trainees are meeting personal and professional goals.

When fission events occur, the resulting two groups live in close proximity from one another and their group composition is usually not altered significantly.

However, the two additional H-bonds from the dihydroxypropyl side chain of H4B to the carbonyls of S104 and F462 are lost in 1. Unique to 1 is the close contact from one of its methyl groups at the C7 position to the W447 side chain of the other subunit.

We found that increasing the number of close relatives from one to four in the training panel increased average r GEBV by about 0.1 decimal points across the three traits in this study (from an average of = 0.63 to = 0.73 regardless of the trait considered).

Davies's dramatized autobiographical reverie "The Long Day Closes," from 1993 — one of the rhapsodically musical films in question — is one of the rarest treasures of recent decades; its release on DVD is long overdue.