Sentence examples for this close approach from inspiring English sources

This close approach of the methyl and methylene group carbons resulted in London dispersion forces that cause both carbons to become partial positively polarized; hence, partial negative charges were induced on the hydrogen atoms of the methyl and methylene groups, resulting in attraction between the hydrogen atoms of the alkyl chains from opposing layers.

This close approach to the Sun provides an opportunity for study which will not occur again for 12,000 years.

First, the moon's perigee, or closest approach to Earth, was the most extreme in 1,400 years, and this close approach came within six minutes of the time when the moon was full.

This close approach allowed the spacecraft to capture over 500 images of the surface, and provided data for more accurate determinations of the asteroid's dimensions and mass (based on gravitational perturbation of the spacecraft).

This close approach allowed for greater image resolution, though the flyby's short duration meant that most observations of Jupiter's moons, rings, magnetic field, and radiation environment were made in the 48-hour period bracketing the approach, even though Voyager 1 continued photographing the planet until April.

This close approach of the two backbones is reflected in the perfect conservation of this glycine in the KITGMLLE motif.

The company, Costa Cruises, a division of Carnival Cruise Lines, denied Sunday that any unregistered passengers would have been on the ship and that it had condoned the close approach to this Tuscan resort island, where the 950-foot ship struck a rock on Jan . 13

The peak for the methylene carbon of the ethyl ester was split unexpectedly (compared to an analogous sulfone where the phenyl group was replaced by tert-butyl), and our hypothesis was that this was due to the close approach of the methylene carbon to one of the sulfonyl oxygens in solution.

In this figure the closer approach of positively-charged GEF residues can be seen to lead to a marked augmentation in the positive potential (in blue) at the Arf1-GEF interface near the GDP phosphates.

During this year, the planet was moving past the point along its orbit where it was nearest to the Sun (a perihelic opposition), which made this a particularly close approach to the Earth.

The rapid reduction may be permitted due to the small size of this acceptor (allowing close approach to the reduced FAD), the very positive redox potential, and/or additional unknown factors.