Sentence examples for too close from from inspiring English sources

And when rowdies wandered too close from the amusement park he had a stake in — still another story — he knew what to do.

We show numerically that the two solutions are too close from each other with a negligible difference.

If the mesh network is too dense, i.e., if mesh STAs are placed too close from each other, the packet collision rate may become so high that mesh traffic will suffer from unpredictable delays and losses.

Such VIDISCA amplification is restricted in case one of the two enzymes has few recognition sites, or when the position of the sites is not optimal (too far or too close from each other).

This region usually goes past the boundaries of the UTR, either because the PAS is too close to the 3' extremity of the UTR (most frequent case) or because it is too close from the Stop codon.

Suddenly a person too close for comfort emerges from the white nothing, and the emotion is shy-making and embarrassing, but also a release from isolation.

[Female teacher: private school] "Watching TV too close, say from around 10 feet, damage the eyes because TV emits rays.

The disease itself is the "permanent chill from getting too close to death, from inviting it in".

Moreover, the device's programmed lockout period system also eliminates the risk of opioid overdose by preventing patients from accessing tablets too close in time from one another, while the sublingual formulation maximized absorption and reduced the risk for analgesic gaps.

Inverness striker McKay passed up a glaring chance just before the break, shooting too close to Langfield from a few yards out after a wonderfully weighted pass from Doran.

Insertions and deletions could be predicted from clones where paired BESs aligned too far (>225 kb) or too close (<75 kb) from each other on a chromosome.