Sentence examples for much closer range from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dirk de Brito, the study's lead author, said that the bags were often fired at much closer range than the recommended minimum of about 30 feet.

He was on hand from much closer range to head over the line in Bolton's next attack, not that he knew that much about it.

That's why the Times noted today that "some leading medical examiners, veteran hunters and shooting experts said Thursday that the shooting might have been at a much closer range".

The product is similar in function to the popular Microsoft Kinect gaming peripheral, but is designed to be used at much closer range, and can detect more intricate movements.

The American Heart Association warns ICD users against too much close-range exposure to a number of electronic devices, from mobile phones to metal detectors, retail security systems to powerful CB radios.

In comparison to the results for NP4 sym) at pH 7.3, the R1, R2, and NOE values for all the residues of NP2 are much closer in range to the average values, with few exceptions.

I believe that because women sing in a range that is so far from their speaking range (as opposed to men, whose vocal range is much closer to their speech range), and because we have all those funky baby making parts in our middles, weight loss or gain and muscular definition actually affects our singing more drastically than it does men.

Although a cutoff is set at the 99th percentile for each of the autoantibodies, the strength of signal for IAA of patients with new-onset type 1 diabetes is much closer to the range of signal for normal control subjects compared with that for either GAD65 or ICA512 autoantibodies.

They range much closer to the y-axis in Figure 3, and only some of them appear to correlate with PMD.

On those days Bryant has been whisked by private jet from Colorado courtroom to Staples Center court, the general reaction to his ability to change clothes and actually play basketball has ranged much closer to incredulity than impressed.

At closer range, however, much was amiss — especially for Scott, who transforms from an eccentric child into a dangerous, mentally unstable addict who wrecks cars, hurts himself and others, and often lands in jail.