Sentence examples for making near from inspiring English sources

Cardboard Camera pulls off a bit of trickery to simulate depth within your photos (making near things look near, and far things look far), and then sends slightly different photos to each eye — thereby simulating the appearance of a 3D environment.

In addition, the magnetic field interacts weakly with tissues or organisms, making near field transmission a relatively safe method for power transfer.

Like Alibaba's micro-loan services in China, Kredivon is billed as making near real-time decisions on credit applications.

We discussed AUTUMNX hardware and ways to effect low power reliable operation making near real time data available on the internet.

The watershed bacterial fate and transport model is expected to be useful for making near real-time predictions at marine and freshwater beaches.

Players set themselves up financially for life at a time when their peers are making near the major league minimum, now $500,000.

Each prosecution was supported by two police officers making near-identical statements.

In the decades after 1974, the archetypal worker became a store greeter at Walmart — part time, nonunion, making near-poverty wages.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In the decades after 1974, the archetypal worker became a store greeter at Walmart — part time, nonunion, making near-poverty wages.

Starbucks insists it pays the correct amount of tax, but MPs were highly critical of the company's use of European subsidiaries which led to the company making near-continuous losses in the UK despite sales of £3bn since 1998.

In regards to social networks, Rivlin et al (2012 4) reported those making near-lethal suicide attempts were more likely to report "none or few close or good friends outside prison".