Sentence examples for longer close to from inspiring English sources

Because the base was no longer close to 1, the table could not be obtained as simply as Napier's, and Briggs therefore devised techniques involving the calculus of finite differences to facilitate calculation of the entries.

"The politicians are no longer close to us," said Olaf Döring, 41, owner of a jewelry shop on Chausseestrasse, a trendy shopping street in Mitte, the center of Berlin.

Sources close to Taras said she was no longer close to Miskiw, and it was unlikely she would have any influence on his actions if that had been the reason for her arrest.

Treated chicks moved more quickly towards the speaker broadcasting familiar maternal calls and stayed longer close to it.

The result is that inner city communities are no longer close to employment opportunities, a phenomenon that economists characterize as "spatial mismatch" [ 20].

Repeating the regressions of the economic development variable on "observed diversity"—with the only difference from Ashraf and Galor (2013) being use of the data on 237 populations in 39 countries instead of 53 populations in 21 countries we observe that the quadratic relationship is no longer close to statistically significant (Table 1).

These (and other) milestones are no longer closed to the public.

Sightsavers' country representative reported in 1996 that ' The Ministry is still clearly concerned about sustainability and proper integration with the PHC programme – but the door was described as no longer closed to a CBD approach – it couldn't be described as wide open either'.

The swing direction of the long pendulum remains constant as Earth rotates underneath it, which means its path appears to move, traveling a full circle every 24 hours at the poles and taking longer closer to the equator (32 hours in Paris, for example).

Lines get longer closer to Shabbat, so time your visit carefully.

Cook the oil for longer (closer to 30 minutes) for a stronger garlic taste.