Sentence examples for importance close to from inspiring English sources

Namely, current climate has a higher importance close to the current pollen release; while back in time the role of both the past and current climate varies depending on periods (Figure 2, 2nd panel from above, right).

Places of historic importance close to Mysore are Srirangapatna, Somanathapura and Talakad.

This update mechanism makes the packet importance more close to the real contribution that the packet can create.

Aswany, who trained as a dentist, is keen to stress the importance of being close to the street and ordinary people.

Much of the current debate between landlords and designers about saving the district relates to the perceived importance of being close to their suppliers.

Conscious of its importance, Greene selected close to 100 plates for his monumental volume "Le Nil: monuments, paysages, explorations photographiques," which was printed that year in Lille.

Who better than a former player to recognize the importance of being close to an airport, near top-notch medical facilities and in the middle of a diverse housing market?

Military officers in the region are also concerned that the diminished importance of bases close to the action in a new Pentagon strategy could also make it harder for the United States to maintain political support in Japan and South Korea for a continued American presence there.

"Globalisation, rather than meaning distance no longer matters, has created regionalisation, which has increased the importance of being close to your trading partners, so you can set up supply chains and global value chains, [and] the products are then exported around the world".

"Underestimating my importance to someone close to me".

There's this concept in economics called "agglomeration effect," which is about the importance of being close to the action.