Sentence examples for getting relatively close from inspiring English sources
Given the complexities of modern game engines and games, getting relatively close to native performance is a necessity for running something like Epic's well-known Citadel demo and Unreal Tournament, which Mozilla showed running natively in the browser at the Game Developers Conference today.
A detailed analysis of such instances reveals a transient two-stage dynamics: first, adaptive immunity spreads in the population getting relatively close to fixation; subsequently, altruistic suicide evolves in a minority of hosts that lack adaptive immunity.
By comparison, Hare says, the U.S. effort, "gets relatively close, within 500 megatons.
Results show that network operators can get relatively close to their targets, with energy reductions of up to 40% noted.
If you want to get relatively close to the Holy Father, arrive as early as possible, at least by 8 30 or 9 am.
It can be seen that with 16 bits we get relatively close to the performance of the perfect CSI case in the absence of feedback errors (black uppermost line).
On the contrary, for a given (n_mathrm{init}) value, as we increase links (_mathrm{new}), we observe the assortativity index values for the maximal assortative matching to get relatively more closer to the targeted optimal value (1) compared to what is observed for the assortativity index values for the maximal dissortative matching with respect to the target optimal value 1).
Make sure to get up relatively close to the miniature use the Macro setting on your camera.
Tighten the corresponding tuner until you get the string relatively close.
ARMED STRUGGLE AND THE SEARCH FOR STATE.By Yezid Sayigh.Oxford University Press; 1,000 pages; £70 and $99HOW can it be that the Palestinians, an uprooted and dispersed Arab people who never had a state of their own, are relatively close to getting one now?
