Sentence examples for trapped close to from inspiring English sources

On October 6th, 1998, the yen ratcheted up from 135 to 115 to the dollar in the space of a few hours.Although Japanese nominal rates of interest are trapped close to zero, "real" rates remain high and the economy is depressed because of expected future falls in the price level.

As a result, the pollutants are trapped close to the ground for extended periods of time (CANN 2014).

Under nocturnal inversion, radioactive substances such as radon and its daughter products are trapped close to the ground, causing the reversed electrode effect and increasing negative space change density, which subsequently reduces PG (Hoppel et al. 1986).

By varying the concentration of the solution, the researchers were able to control the particles' spacing in the network, ultimately finding the sweet spot where the fabric trapped close to 80% of the heat our bodies radiate while still allowing water molecules to pass through, they will report this month in Nano Letters.

The people they were sent to rescue refused to leave, so instead the soldiers helped evacuate members of a German field hospital trapped close to the front.

While the plume is usually trapped close to the shore and transports estuarine water northward along the coast, under persistent northern wind conditions the plume is displaced offshore.

The optimal solution for reducing the level of pollutants remains their trapping close to source.

We propose that the observed hysteresis is due to hole trapping close to the interface region between the injecting electrode and the organic material creating a space charge that reduces the band bending and thereby limits further hole injection, causing a lower back sweep current.

Admittedly, these are not the best of times for the minivan, whose sales have declined from a peak in 2000, when Americans bought 1.37 million of the snub-nosed parent traps, close to 8 percent of new-car sales.

Mean total pollen influx to seston traps close to the lakes' bottoms (1979 to 1988) is <5% of that to the Tauber traps, a discrepancy attributed to trap design.

They found that the G. ruber flux from summer to autumn was approximately three times higher than that in winter both at the sediment trap close to the surface and that close to the seafloor.