"the nearest event" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an event that is closest in proximity to a specific location or person. For example, "I'm attending the nearest event in town this weekend."
When the simulation starts to execute, system core will ask for the execution time of the next nearest event of all device instances, and then, the system time will advance to the next nearest event time and to notify all device instance sequentially to process events.
Firstly, pregnant women admitted in the labor ward or in the gynecology emergency ward, surviving the near miss event.
For every near miss case, four unmatched hospital controls were selected within a defined time limit of 48 hours around the near miss event.
In a recent fMRI study, Clark et al. [ 49] investigated two of these characteristics: personal control over the game and the "near-win" event in NCs.
Facts/circumstances related to the near miss event, as they were described by the woman or the family, were evaluated for their contributing role to anyone of the 3 delays.
2– 4 Women who survive severe obstetric complications are a vulnerable population who can suffer from the physical, social, financial and psychological consequences of the near-miss event for up to 1-year postpartum.
Thus, the depth of the nearest preceding speciation event was used as the upper-bound estimate of the node depth for duplication nodes.
As the ransom deadline nears, events start to gain a surreal momentum of their own.
end{aligned} (61) Here à and B̃ are functions describing the metric near the event horizon and at spatial infinity.
Much of the area near the event is closed off by police.
