Sentence examples for less close to the from inspiring English sources

Both are less close to the earth but very beautiful.

Each state-based model is considered as an abstraction, which is more or less close to the target algorithmic entity.

Tm2 and Tm3 transitions are due to melting of the less perfect, secondary crystals close and less close to the pure crystals responsible for the Tm1 transition.

What I've read so far of "2666" feels more distanced, less close to the chest; almost clinical, for all the heat and violence of its subject matter and its bouts of free-falling poetry.

By the time a man has reached his 40s, as Mr. Ford and Mr. Browne both have, it is probably useful to accept that one is less close to the playhouse than to the grave.

Compare and contrast with yesterday's treatment by The Times of Murray's victory on the tennis court –a field of play less close to the hearts of the people, one would have thought, than that of football.

There are many reasons why sea level rise might be greater in some places than in others, but in general, when ice melts, sea level rise is less closer to the location of the ice and greater farther away.

The first problem with this approach is the "uncanny valley" hypothesis, which basically states that very close to human is actually worse for empathy than less close to human (the movie "The Polar Express" is a good example).

If the engine sounds less close to starting, adjust the rotor in the other direction.

"I get on a weekly basis things that are more or less close to Leonardo that the owners are convinced are some great lost original," Professor Kemp said.

With its chapters on "Reading," "Solitude," "Economy," "Winter," and "Spring," Walden is more "worked up" than the journal; in this sense, Thoreau came to feel, it is less close to nature than the journal.