Sentence examples for representative close from inspiring English sources

When HHS in 2011 invited contractors to bid on the chance to build HealthCare.gov, the department's "statement of work" did not include requirements typical of many IT contracts in which interested companies must spell out how the system would perform, according to an industry representative close to the project, who was granted anonymity in order to speak frankly.

It is almost impossible to say it was because of confidence that a basketball player sank the crucial free throws or a sales representative closed the deal.

This aim was realised by: building and optimising realistic and representative close-packed Co nanoparticle models at various sizes; defining, identifying and counting the exposed surface sites; generalising these findings based on the small subset of simulated nanocrystal models.

Third, a structure and a unique representation of frequent itemsets with extended double constraints are shown by representative closed itemsets and their generators.

The conditions allow us to turn checking the constraints on the very large number of frequent itemsets into testing them on representative closed itemsets of equivalence classes with quite small amount.

Large black arrow: point contact (representative close-up in B), small black/white arrow: hemifusion diaphragm (representative close-ups in C and E), and large white arrow: extended close contact (representative close-up in F).

A dermatologist (W-YC, with 11 years of experience) carefully reviewed these images and selected a representative close-up image for each lesion.

Representative closed state particles were selected in EMAN (Ludtke et al., 1999).

Representatives close to Clinton claim she never saw the dossier during the campaign and wishes the information had gotten out before November.

For trials recruiting at the time of diagnosis this may reflect the difficulty of identifying PPI representatives close to the time of their diagnosis, while for surgical trials this may reflect the lower frequency and therefore evolution of research practices within their RCTs.

Moreover, reducing the number of MPs, far from bringing their elected representatives closer to the people, would also in many cases have the effect of increasing the distance – including the physical distance – between them.