Sentence examples for entry close to from inspiring English sources
The Olympia festival has been hugely popular, with most tournaments sold out and a total entry close to 2,000.
Construction by benches favours lateral air entry close to the pile slope, whereas end-dumping leads to air entry from the surface to the interior of the pile by secondary gas convection cells.
Mine entries close to residual bearing coal pillars (RBCPs) will suffer large deformation that may cause rock burst.
Making the common case fast, this strategy is generally advantageous; it reduces load in the scanning phase, while only very few entries close to high scoring occurrences have to be recomputed, causing largely negligible extra cost.
As expected, if the departure time of the new entry is close to that of the easyJet flight, the fare reduction is greater.
That history is one of democratization; the costs of those tools restricted them to the wealthy at first, but now the cost of entry is close to zero.
This suggests that in situ the sites of calcium entry are close to sites of exocytosis; an arrangement that is lost in isolated cells.
Time-lapse movies showed that the membranes that recruited PKCε-YFP during entry were close to the bacteria, consistent with a role for PKCε in Lm phagocytosis (Fig. 2A; Time 5).
The reduction in HbA1c was achieved despite baseline HbA1c concentrations, which on entry were close to the target of <7.0% in participants who were already treated with one or more (average 1.5) antihyperglycemic medications.
ECAO is a homodimer of ∼160 kDa, and the active site includes TPQ, stabilized in an "off-metal" conformation by interaction with Tyr369, and in this productive form of the enzyme the O5 of TPQ is positioned at the bottom of the substrate entry cleft close to the active site base Asp383.
When the matrix was constrained for non-negative entries, the most significant entries corresponded to the most significant positive entries in the non-constrained matrix, with the difference that significant negative entries were close to zero (Additional Files 1 and 2).
