more closely

Just as importantly, he is able to work more closely now with his wife, Melinda, at the Foundation.

Ballet is not technique but a way of expression that comes more closely to the inner language of man than any other.

Life do not need to see through something, with the space, with suspense, a subtle feeling that will more closely.

But look a little more closely and you may be able to tell that the logo on this Gucci handbag is made from modelling chocolate.

Marriage was only the beginning. The lines of our living tapestry weave are ever more closely patterned fabric a tapestry of a shared life.

Your latest design approximates much more closely to what I understand the building to be like.

As the press began to ask questions about the letter, I began researching the issues of the Pollard case more closely.

As the wind blew harder, the traveler wrapped his coat more closely around himself. Then the sun came out.

marriage was only the beginning. the lines of our loving weave an ever more closely patterned fabric a tapestry of a shared life.

He said that fish kills were not uncommon, especially in winter when fish are packed more closely, but he did not recall one of this size.

That seems to be persuading even Harry Potter to look more closely at digital distribution.

But a willingness to deal more closely seems to have had the opposite effect.

Is it a priority for you to (eventually) make money on your side projects or move into a career more closely related to those projects?

But the harder he blew the more closely did the traveler wrap his cloak round him, till at last the Wind had to give up in despair.

These qualities lie at the heart of what being fully conscious is all about, so let's look at this more closely.

Diet as a whole is something we need to look at more closely in terms of infertility, she said.

The Delegation had already had the opportunity to say that this would be a pragmatic solution, one that should be looked at more closely.

By these recent successes, we have had pressed more closely upon us the question of reconstruction.

On examining these marks more closely, they found a crocodilian tooth stuck in one of them.

Faith, walking in the dark with God, only prays Him to clasp its hand more closely. --Phillips Brooks.

The conditions in a protostar resemble far more closely in situation in red giants, most of whose volume is caught up in stormy convection .

When I finally began to have doubts and looked more closely at the evidence, I was appalled.

When you wear your red dress, it reminds me of my mother, and I would like to listen to you more closely.

"We will watch markets even more closely than before to see whether there is any speculative activity, " he said.

As he looked more closely, he saw that some older people had even tied their arm in place with a rope.

Over the years AMG became more closely integrated with Mercedes and since 2005 it has been a wholly owned subsidiary.

Chinese ICT companies are also beginning to work more closely with local organisations overseas.

The warrior looked more closely to see what was causing all the trouble.

One senses that Turkey is ready to work more closely with this president.

The more closely these namespaces are aligned, the less friction is encountered when name resolution moves vertically between them.

Vietnam and the Philippines have appeared to more closely align themselves with the U. S. in the dispute.

Economic development and protect environment, a pair of seemingly contradictory propositions, more closely linked.

When the sisters looked more closely they could see that the little dwarf had hooked a large fish on the end of his fishing line.

At a White House meeting on fatherhood Friday, the president urged dads to step up and be more closely involved in their children's lives.

Subtitles: Each subtitle provides support for the main idea and gives clues to what can be learned from reading more closely.

I hope my experiences have helped me to make better choices and to look more closely, beneath the surface, at myself and the people I meet.

Morin also said the EU ministers had made strides on ways to improve Europe's military capabilities in cooperating more closely.

So the wind tried to make the man take off his cloak. He blew and blew, but the man only pulled his cloak more closely around himself.

Much of it has been more recently created, and many families are still much more closely connected to the source of their fortunes.

The backing of a top networking company would help usher in a new IT era in which security was tied much more closely to the network fabric.

He said, IEA could grant China as an observer, at the same time, more closely cooperate with non-members on tech as well as share more info.

FOR a state more closely associated with cattle and cowboys, Texas is home to a surprisingly big herd of hedge funds.

Sometimes solutions that seem like common sense and draw popular support turn out to be ineffective when examined more closely.

He warned the problem was likely to arise again during the current slowdown and said observers should watch other indicators more closely.

When he looked more closely, he found enough air embedded in the waste to keep the system partially aerobic.

Through bodies like the Financial Action Task Force, America has pressed foreign governments to monitor financial transactions more closely.

Barbarossa thus managed for a time to more closely bind the stubborn Germanic dukes to the Empire as a whole.

As the wind blew harder, the traveler wrapped his coat more closely around himself.

A garment has hanger appeal if it looks good "on the rack" and would entice someone to look more closely, and perhaps try it on and buy it.

China's future is more closely interconnected with that of the world.

Creativity was more closely associated with dishonesty than intelligence.

The changing nature of international relations requires governments to work ever more closely together for their mutual benefit.

The arrangement gives us the opportunity to work more closely with a wider range of customers within the UK label converting market.

Mushrooms produce strong antibiotics. In fact, we're more closely related to fungi than we are to any other kingdom.

Rich characterizations invite you to look more closely at each crew member's personal stake in the sprawling galactic backdrop.

But it has moved even more closely with global equities since the start of 2009 as the Aussie became the perfect "risk on" trade.

It has pushed much of the burden on to states and cities, whose efforts are scrutinised much more closely by taxpayers and the media.

The Detroit firms' fortunes are even more closely linked to the general health of the economy than competitors'.

It enables administrators and developers to look more closely at the caches used within the system.

On Sunday Saturn squares your ruler, perceptive Pluto, and you'll have to listen a bit more closely to your inner voice.

With zooming, the map allows information to be examined more closely, rather than regroups data for a smaller area.

IS SWITZERLAND preparing to embrace the world more closely, to the point of contemplating joining the European Union?

and Captain Abdullah looked at me more closely, and then he fell to his knees.

Let's take a look at some of those differences a little more closely.

May I take the catalogue away with me so that we may is able to look into it more closely?

Uri found that the name of a person's workplace more closely correlated with the first three letters of a person's name.

Malaysians would then come to ask more closely: who and what exactly does Anwar stand for?

But crab lice in human pubic areas are more closely related to those of gorillas so must have crossed over later, in a chance encounter.

The group agreed to work more closely, but put off thornier questions until next year, in an early challenge for the Obama administration.

The United States and Mexico are also working more closely together to speed legal trade across the border.

Lent is the time of the year where we take some time off our daily routine and try discovering more closely the actions of God in our lives.

Highly intelligent animals, apes are more closely related to humans than are any other living primates.

It is initially studied as a kind of semantic issue because it seems to be based more closely on certain linguistic structures.

The younger they are the more closely you should watch them and be ready to slow down or stop.

To get an idea of how bad an idea only paying the minimum is, we need to look a bit more closely at your credit card statement.

Gigabit Ethernet is extensively used over different kinds and lengths of fiber, where it hews more closely to its Fibre Channel pedigree.

These gadgets, which would be installed in every home and business, would let people monitor and control energy use much more closely.

For his part, Kikwete says Tanzania wants to work more closely with China in areas including agriculture, energy and basic infrastructure.

You can extend the set of staff verbs to define rules that are more complex or that more closely match your needs, as required.

They were described as an effort to marry more closely the paper's print and online properties and streamline the editing process.

I started to look at this fellow more closely for what he might know about the greater or deeper facts of life .

I look forward to working even more closely with Steve, the distributors , and employees to help us realize our full potential.

Its main rival is Google, which offers its own range of such services, and continues to launch new ones and interlink them more closely.

It is indicated through the results that this approach is more feasible and reflects the real situations more closely.

Then you could potentially track the status of those activities more closely.

Before we continue, however, let's look more closely at the stack in action and get accustomed to its peculiarities.

Instead, the Redmond, Wash. -based company has decided to work more closely with wireless carriers to bring the Pink phones to consumers.

Actually, i'm looking forward to working with you more closely during your visit.

Similar historical experiences brought us together, and a shared historical mission will link us even more closely.

For each mouse, the microbial mix matched its owner's hand more closely than any other sample.

It plans to supervise bankers' pay practices more closely, as well as the "non-bank" lending subsidiaries of bank-holding companies.

It is also a leading hub for the insurance sector, at a time when it is becoming more closely intertwined with capital markets.

As the benefits of certain foods are examined more closely, he says, "Maybe the definition will change as to what connotes a drug. "

A working group has been set up to examine ways of co-ordinating economic policies more closely among the 16 euro-area countries.

Whatever form enhanced scrutiny ultimately takes, "regulators have to work together more closely, " Dobson said.

Needing to cut investment, companies looked more closely at software delivered as a service over the internet.

But when I looked more closely in the mirror, I could see that it was turning white.

Yet far from rallying Saudis to the jihadist cause, terrorism has made them identify more closely with the state.

The new workloads attempt to model real enterprise environments more closely.

The Pentagon has created a new Africa Command to help monitor the area more closely and train local government forces.

But look more closely at Tyndale's life, and it gets harder to present or understand him in purely national terms.

but if one observes more closely one will see that it arises from attraction and not earnestness.

Employers are being scrutinised more closely to clamp down on illegal hiring.

The new Rules reflect more closely the different interests of the parties involved in a demand guarantee transaction.

You can integrate these events together to develop your own widgets to more closely meet the needs of your business.

And McCain is not the incumbent, but he is much more closely identified as the status quo.

Heard more closely, the sounds of your body resemble a mixed choir performing an exquisite, classical oratorio.

But, if you look more closely, the Bundesrepublik does not come out of the crisis quite so well.

Motorways , besides serving each individual nation , do fulfil the desirable function of linking countries more closely together .

But then I looked a little more closely and saw that it wasn't an Occupy fleece, but one that read "OWS Capital Management. "

Each time (or iteration) resulted in an incremented (and better) version that more closely resembled the final version.

Over time, their figures show, employment in individual markets has come to resemble more closely that in the nation as a whole.

The establishment of this new sales subsidiary reflects our commitment to working more closely with our Indian customers.

As I looked more closely at the tiny areas of light, I suddenly realized they looked like galaxies.

August winds lifted him up so he could inspect it more closely, before slipping gracefully into the chair beside his childhood friend.

Mr Correa wants to supervise more closely how the education budget is spent, and to improve the quality and consistency of teaching.

Yemen is the Arabian Peninsula's poorest state and more closely resembles many sub-Saharan countries than any of its Gulf neighbors.

Materials that are more closely tied to industrial or food production seem better positioned now than gold, say advisers.

Choose a couple of designers, developers, marketers, etc and follow them a little more closely than you follow everyone else.

But if we look more closely, her expression becomes one of sadness, even pain, which is almost unheard of in a portrait of this time.

Remember: The more closely your resume matches the prospective employer's qualifications, the better your odds of securing an interview.

Traders said they had been following news headlines more closely, as rumours have caused large swings in the market.

The CDC data more closely points to what actually happened with marriages, Prof. Wilcox says.

The common sense of senior Tories should spare Mr Bercow from a putsch but he will be watched more closely than any recent speaker.

An even better approach to this entire process is to create a path structure that more closely emulates a RESTful server.

However, a few issues were glossed over, and are worth looking at more closely.

He reached for it to examine it more closely, but Mr. Wedgwood intentionally let it drop to the floor.

In practice, however, the regime more closely resembled a crawling peg to the U. S. dollar.

Both stress that the countries should work more closely to ease trade friction, combat global warming, improve military exchanges.

Like spokes joined to a central hub, Asians have been more closely connected to the US than to each other.

Mr Sarkozy says he wants to align France's tax structure more closely with Germany's; an official commission is to report early next year.

We'll have to look at these figures more closely. Have finance draw up a budget for these investments.

European Union structural funds for Greece will also be more closely targeted at increasing growth and competitiveness.

But when she picked it out and observed it more closely, she knew that something was up.

BHP has already indicated that the annual contract prices should be linked more closely to the spot market rates.

But it was a more closely-fought game than the final score indicates, with the game tied 9 times and the lead changinghandsixhands6.

And we welcome the commitment to development, but we would like to work more closely together to have common standards and approaches.

It is now known that psychological age correlates more closely to biological age than chronological age.

In early November, both Facebook and MySpace announced new schemes that would allow advertisers to more closely target messages.

Conversely, if metabolism and ventilation are stable, the state of the circulation will be more closely reflected.

Then, in the next episode, we'll hear a good example, and we'll focus more closely on further language for highlighting your experience.

With age, differences among individuals in their developed intelligence come to mirror more closely their genetic differences.

He also pledged to work more closely with opposition Republican lawmakers, who made significant gains in November's elections.

Look more closely, though, and some of these distinctions become blurred.

After I discuss each one, I'll pass it around so that you can look at it more closely.

He is part of a broader effort to involve businesses more closely with schools, especially in poor areas.

Looking forward to receiving your proper reply, wish we would be working more closely in future.

Within that process, software must adhere much more closely to the copy protection and anti-piracy measures Nintendo has built.

In the interim, patients with HF requiring antidepressant medication may need to be monitored more closely.

I will now examine more closely the details in which the child's pleasure in destruction expresses itself.

In Part 2 of this series, you'll first learn about the distributed objects approach, as it's more closely aligned with RPC.

"But if there was some opportunity to work more closely together, we would welcome that. "

This savings was measured using a benchmark that more closely represents real customer environments than any benchmark has done before.

Lotus Sametime instant messaging awareness integration now more closely matched the Notes client awareness features.

Enhancements to the Windows look-and-feel to make it match the native platform more closely.

Through writing, we memorise the characters. Reading and writing are more closely connected in Chinese.

If one looks into things more closely, one usually sees that the new difficulty was really there all the time.

The cacophony more closely resembles citizens band radio, complete with handles, harrasment, and anonymous threats.

That's because banks were viewed as playing a unique economic role and, supposedly, were more closely regulated than other types of lenders.

By integrating more closely with Eclipse resource management, I hope to smooth them down a bit.

However, the recent spate of destructive earthquakes worldwide has pushed Chinese experts to watch the Earths movements more closely.

Should archaeological research be associated with history and anthropology more closely, or regress to data and found up her theory systems?

For Morgan Stanley, that means monitoring even routine expenses much more closely, ranging from travel to mobile devices.

If you want proof that you belong in Gryffindor, then, I suggest you look more closely at this.

I'm sorry. I. I read that Bart Had A Son, And you look just like your father. Most people say I more closely resemble my mother.

Jupiter is even more closely associated with money than Venus, and the fact that they are both turning direct is such good news.

Apple has signaled that it has ideas for targeting people more closely.

The witness of a dedicated small group can lead us to follow more closely the One who fulfills all righteousness.

Chinese investors are looking at the Petrobras share offering more closely than most.

And India's increased role in Afghanistan, she wrote, has led Pakistan to embrace the Taliban all the more closely as anti-Indian allies.

Economically they more closely resemble Arizona, another state that has boomed over the past decade, than they do other Southern states.

Economic globalization makes state-to-state ties much closer and their interests more closely interconnected.

They also say the new residents should be supervised more closely and should be taught more about medication safety.

It is deals like this that are leading analysts to look more closely at local government finances in China.

Such systems are designed to motivate employees and to align their effort more closely with the aims of the organisation.

You do not intend to read it more closely later.

Looking more closely, the statement performance panel displays metrics specific to the statement.

Look at each time period more closely and see what leads up to the stress.

However, looking more closely, it was clear that the books scored a mixture of misses and hits.

As different disciplines are more closely related than ever, interdisciplinary subjects have drawn people's attention.

The AFL-CIO and Change to Win want a new commission to align immigration more closely with the needs of the labour market.

You will see on this terrain of anxiety how, by being more closely knotted together, each one will take its place still better.

Their results showed that when dark energy and dark matter were linked, the model more closely predicted the clusters' behaviour.

Collocation tables make vocabulary learning more closely related to the grammar they need, and consequently much more efficient.

China's determination to control cellphone and Internet communications more closely has been increasingly obvious in recent months.

Since the 1990s, the country's exports have become more closely related and kept trends similar to those of the world trade.

The paper also analyses more closely the actual cost offed and provides a balanced perspective on the longer-termed value equation.

Human teeth are omnivorous in design, yet more closely resemble primate teeth whose possessors live largely on fruit and plants.

With the accelerated process of economic globalization, China and the international community to cooperate more closely.

No traces of life were found, but, scientists were delighted to become more closely acquainted with our neighbor planet.

The stock market's 8% decline in the first quarter appears to have more closely aligned stock prices with company earnings.

The cycles of output, consumption and investment should become more closely aligned in countries engaged in world trade.

France and Germany say countries could co-ordinate their economies more closely, perhaps in social-welfare policies.

Member states would also be urged to monitor more closely the activities of all Iranian banks, including Bank Melli and Bank Saderat.

Perhaps no room in the White House is more closely associated with the presidency.

They will integrate the investigative work of INT more closely into Bank operations and provide for ongoing monitoring and evaluation.

Coarse-grained services correspond more closely to the notion of an SOA service.

The government decided to gear the price stabilization scheme more closely to world prices.

And when she looked more closely at the data, she discovered that the traits Laszlo inherited from me kind of sucked.

The benefit: a transparent, predictable pricing structure that ties pricing more closely to data, not hardware.

Economic and financial policies must be co-ordinated more closely.

Other international services are being redesigned to more closely resemble domestic rates, and the charges will vary by country.

Where competition leads to more risk-taking, the correct response is to monitor banks more closely.

Psychologists , however, have learned that happiness is more closely tied to personality than to life experiences.

They hope studying these genes more closely could help in development of new treatments for the disease, and possibly a cure.

East Asia's regional economic and trade ties more closely, but the regional monetary cooperation has developed rather slowly.

If you were born near 26, plus or minus five days, this eclipse would impact you more closely.

But their actions clearly indicate that that Beijing is watching the companies and their websites more closely.

The new business model means future profitability will be even more closely linked to the market's cycles and less to the invisible hand.

China's bank regulator has urged commercial banks to scrutinize borrowers more closely to ensure that loans aren't misused.

The new textbooks should be more closely related to the HSK in terms of vocabulary and grammar.

This will enable Islamic governments to work more closely with the west in the battle against al-Qaeda.

Mr McCain is more closely identified with the war than anybody except Mr Bush and Dick Cheney.

Looking more closely at Listing 3, a new filename is specified using the date command as part of its name for the copied stream. out file.

We come to meditate more closely on what is the message of Jesus Christ and how we respond to that message in the day to day basis.

You can control character data even more closely if you're willing to use EXSLT extensions (See resources).

Therefore, the important thing for the two governments is to sit together and consider how to work more closely.

Accompanied by the development of the network environment, people around the world more closely together to survive.

Under Mr Ma, China and Taiwan have signed a free trade agreement that should bind their economies even more closely together.

Second, that suggests central banks and finance ministries must co-ordinate their policies more closely than in recent years.

Mr Kuroda's suggestion that Asia co-operate more closely on currencies is a natural next step in regional integration.

their variances are all the more deadly, as their ties are more closely woven.

Our lives are filled with things we need to do. Until we look a little more closely at those needs.

Daqu and respond, many more closely for an organic whole, or the form of song league.

One of the males stood upright to watch more closely.

The Romans borrowed their ideas on education from the Greeks, but they tied education more closely to everyday affairs.

Indeed, today, the United States and India are working together more closely than ever to keep our people safe.

Look more closely at this diverse set of community-related activities.

We modeled it more closely to chat and reduced the number of things you need to do to send a message.

You can extend the set of verbs and define verbs that more closely match your needs.

He hopes China to continue to actively participate in the international affairs and work with the UN more closely.

China is increasingly integrating into the international community and more closely linked with the outside world.

Antiplatelet nonspecific antibody and neonatal platelets are more closely related to reduce rates, a statistically significant (P 05).

Through the years, no photographer has been more closely associated with Ronald and Nancy Reagan than the legendary Harry Benson.

Meanwhile, food companies are focusing more closely on the nutritional value of their products.

Modeler provides a variety of distributions to more closely model real-world behavior.

Member states dealing with car industry problems should work more closely together to find sustainable solutions.

Managements' own interests were more closely allied with the shareholders.

I even cut some of them to size to more closely represent their actual proportion on a page.

But by buying XTO, Exxon aligns its fate more closely with the price of natural gas, rather than oil.

Students from countryside showed less frequency in the use of those strategies which were more closely related to language proficiency.

AsI looked more closely at the tiny areas of light, I suddenly realized theylooked like galaxies.

If you're like many Americans watching the recession unfold, you've probably started to look at your finances more closely.

Some analysts and investors are zooming in even more closely on when consumer credit quality starts to rebound.

The quants can introduce sudden jumps or tweak their models to match actual share-price movements more closely.

But Sasketchewan's finances are more closely linked to potash price than volume.

After I discuss each one, I will pass it around so that you can look at it more closely.

We are here to hear your voice more closely.

A new agreement also requires the two to cooperate more closely in such areas as staff training and regulations and standards.

Copper and copper stocks track growth in the global economy even more closely than aluminum and aluminum stocks do.