Sentence examples for near distant from inspiring English sources

For the non-FPS titles that feel a bit wonky in VR due to camera perspectives, the app also has a cinema mode that gives you a "near distant" virtual screen setup to view and dive into familiar titles within the VR headset.

The Kepler craft is trying to detect Earthlike planets in the habitable zone near distant stars — the "Goldilocks region" that is not too hot and not too cold for water to be in liquid or gaseous or solid states.

Consequently, relief gas reservoirs and migration in coal seams being mined as well as in near distant coal seams appear.

We considered a gas disaster management project and rules on stope relief of gas flows together and explored a gas reservoir and the evolution of stope surrounding rock fractures in the process of mining near distant protective layers by physical simulation, numerical simulation and field testing.

Together these findings will help to develop and design novel state-of-the-art techniques for LTBI and active TB diagnosis in not so near distant future.

The answer provided by JBioWH is that (i) the drug has 19 target neighbors that would act on the same protein target, (ii) has 38 pathway neighbors and (iii) the drug has 35 nearest distant neighbors that are identified as antibiotics.

"There's an existential feel to each project — a near-distant, futuristic feel," Johansson says.

The dancers made the most of Balanchinean contrasts: back-front, closed-open, near-distant and so on.

The girl stopped him saying, "Excuse me, sir, but don't you think it would be better to say "in the near-distant future?" View Article By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight.

Oh, how we tore our hair out and booked an appointment with the nearest therapist when we found out that Danny Kelly, ex-editor of Q and Danny Baker sidekick and now editorial director of the 365 Corporation, will also be worth millions in the nowhere-near-distant-enough future.

By that time, the cold fear of the financial crisis was cordoned off in the near-distant past, replaced by a dawning recognition that the ensuing changes in business — the comparatively trifling risk limits, the dwindling bonuses, the elevated stress levels — might actually be permanent.