Sentence examples for the nearest entry from inspiring English sources
As a result, instead of the 600,000 barrels a day from the Tengiz field that the planners had envisioned by now, Chevron has been limited to pumping about 420,000 barrels through the C.P.C. pipeline to the Black Sea — the nearest entry point to international sea lanes.
For our breakpoints centromeric of BCL-2, the nearest entry, from a B cell lymphoma, was 683 and 695 bp away from our der(14) and der(18) breakpoints, respectively.
For the der(18) IGHD5-12 breakpoint the nearest entry was 9 bp away for a non-malignant B cell sample and 1840 bp away for a B cell lymphoma.
At each step during simulated tests, the model determines the apparent retinal width of the test landmark, finds the nearest matching entry in the look-up table (either smaller or larger), and retrieves the desired retinal edge position(s).
Very light charged particles are impacted by the AC very quickly, being excited due to resonance effects [5] and thereby collide with the electrodes near entry.
The distal part of the RHV and the IVC near the entry of the RHV were involved and were resected en bloc.
In the adult, the 13A neurons insert into the neuropil near the entry of the leg nerve.
Jacalin labeling of control male ALs (Fig. 7A') reveals the typical pattern of organization in which the ordinary glomeruli form a layer surrounding a central coarse neuropil; the male-specific macroglomerular complex is located in the lateral region of the lobe near the entry site for the antennal nerve.
The near-daily entries were presented as having been written by Kaycee or, in cases where she was too weak or ill, by her "mother", Debbie.
Over the past couple of days -- as you probably already know -- the near-150-entry tale of trapping, tricking, and Florida motel skullduggery tweeted by the account @_zolarmoon has taken off in an unprecedented way -- possibly, more than its author wants.
The first minichannel is located at 2 mm from the edge of the test section, near the entry of the working fluid.
