Sentence examples for nearby class from inspiring English sources

New Web companies like SalvageSale.com, have moved in, helping to push rents from $6 a square foot to closer to $15, a big increase since 1996 but still at least $5 cheaper than nearby class A structures.

Blasting within a football field of the nearby class "C" Brushy Fork impoundment, one of the largest and potentially weakest coal slurry impoundments in the nation, Massey Energy is engaging in a violation-ridden act of aggression against besieged coalfield residents.

Therefore, we suggest that the distantly related clade is maintained by a selective process acting on BTNL2 or on the nearby class II MHC loci.

Using the taxonomy similarity of protein functional classes, the proposed approach can call on the interacting neighbor proteins annotated to nearby classes to support the predictions for an uncharacterized protein, and automatically select the most appropriate small-sized specific functional classes in Gene Ontology (GO) during the learning process.

Unable to elude the Kazon, Chakotay beams himself and Kar to a nearby Class-M moon, a Kazon training ground.

In 2013 her 16-year-old daughter, Angeles Rawson, was abducted as she returned to her apartment from a nearby gym class in the Colegiales neighbourhood of Buenos Aires.

A low differential stress prior to the 2011 Iwaki earthquake was reported by Yoshida et al. (2015), who estimated differential stress magnitudes ~100 101 MPa by comparing the stress orientations in the post-Iwaki earthquake period with static stress changes due to the Iwaki earthquake and three nearby M5 class earthquakes.

And we supply bicycles and put out schedules for the nearby yoga classes too.

Since, they have stepped up a level to competitive youth soccer in the nearby, middle-class suburb of Plano.

One of the first topics he brings up is a nearby middle-class black neighborhood that was destroyed when an Interstate highway was routed through it because, Mr. Erickson said, "white people were in charge".

I've always been drawn to city's South Side team, the White Sox, who replaced their dank old Northumberland-style castle with a "new" Comiskey Park, but have never quite done away with the gloomy shadow of the 1919 World Series gambling scandal, or that of the nearby working-class ghetto, where so many of the jobs, like so many Chicago ballgames, have been lost.