Sentence examples for that more nearly from inspiring English sources

He sometimes seemed to be invisible, or else playing a skilled, puck-control game that more nearly resembled that of the Europeans than his smash-mouth compatriots.

The solution involved adding volume to the fuselage ahead of and behind the wing and reducing it near the wing and tail, to create a cross-sectional area that more nearly approximated the ideal area to limit transonic drag.

Ammonia may some day be synthesized by some process that more nearly resembles the natural way; research is being carried out along these lines, and it may be that a far easier approach to fixation of atmospheric nitrogen will be part of the chemical industry of the future.

In this manner, a product that more nearly fits the consumer needs and is of higher competitiveness can be designed and the total quality is managed after the design process has been completed.

Theoretical models of the Sun's interior indicate a power density of approximately 276.5 W/m3, a value that more nearly approximates reptile metabolism than a thermonuclear bomb.

Indeed, it is probable that the more nearly canonical a biochemical step (EGF acts via EGFR), the less likely it is to be mentioned in the contemporary literature.

"One of the very first requirements for a man who is fit to handle pig iron," wrote Taylor, is "that he shall be so stupid and phlegmatic that he more nearly resembles in his mental makeup the ox than any other type … he is so stupid that the word 'percentage' has no meaning for him".

History may judge that this was the more demanding goal and yet the one that was more nearly achieved.

Research by the BBC's local radio stations has found that more than nearly half of cemeteries (44 per cent) could be full within the next two decades, with a quarter full within the next decade.

The fact that more than nearly 90% of respondents of our survey were involved in teaching of LUS leads us to believe that physicians who participated in this survey share a credo that LUS is a useful clinical tool that should be made available to colleagues and co-workers.

But for whatever reason, he is now playing a kind of golf that looks more nearly like everyone else's, and the experience seems to have discombobulated him.