Sentence examples for exactly near from inspiring English sources

Even the local ones are not exactly near; Mexico City is more than a 1,000 miles to the north-west.

The torus canard orbits spend long times near branches of attracting and repelling periodic orbits of the fast system in alternation, switching over from the former to the latter exactly near the saddle-node of periodic orbits.

Though her Dublin residence isn't exactly near the sea, "I can sort of see it on a good day," Hannigan joked.

In case that Nazi map hadn't made things abundantly clear, Ken is here to illustrate exactly how near – yet horribly far – the Brits and their allies are from English soil.

Exactly how near was the question.

It is interesting to find the minimum-norm solution x ∗ of HVIP (3.20) which exists uniquely and is exactly the nearest point projection of the origin to Ω, that is, x ∗ = P Ω ( 0 ).

The minimum norm solution x ∗ of VI F ( S ) ( C, I − T ) exists uniquely and is exactly the nearest point projection of the origin to Ω F ( S ) ( C, I − T ), that is, x ∗ = P Ω F ( S ) ( C, I − T ) ( 0 ).

That's not exactly the "near-infinite resource" view of the Permian held by Allen Gilmer and his staff at DrillingInfo, but it certainly supports the notion that the basin will remain a very active area for oil and gas development for decades to come.

As Ars Technica points out, "there is no control over how large one's nearby radius is" and thus, it is not exactly clear how near or far any of your contacts may be from your current location.

Not only could you specify two words near to each other, but you could specify exactly how near they had to be, e.g., "n2" meant with "two words" between them.

"I was … not unafraid exactly, but near to being reckless about my own political safety".