The phrase "a close interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two systems, devices, or entities interact or connect in a detailed or intimate manner.
Example: "The software provides a close interface with the hardware, allowing for seamless communication between the two."
Alternatives: "a tight interface" or "a direct interface".
Transient receptor potential (TRP) channels provide a close sensory interface between the environment and interior of cells.
Compared with neat Cu2O and Cu2O/TiO2 PM) prepared by physical mixing, the heightened photocatalytic activity of Cu2O@TiO2 was attributed to the improvement of charge separation since large close interface was formed between the two semiconductors.
For an initially closed interface, the normal stiffness K n and the tangential stiffness K S are assumed to have large values.
Two distinct types of GBs have been considered: the Σ3(111)[¯110] with a close-packed interface structure and the Σ5(210)[001] with a less dense interface structure consisting of open structural units.
Coating of CI electrodes to provide a welcoming environment combined with suitable surface chemistry (e.g. with neurotrophic factors) has been suggested to create a closer bioelectrical interface between the electrode array and the target tissue, which might lead to better spatial resolution, better frequency discrimination, and ultimately may improve speech perception in patients.
This technique, by truncating the support of the weight function, ignores the nodes on the other side of the interface and leads to a simple and efficient computational procedure for the solution of closed interface problems.
The findings indicate a close relationship between social interface and body movement synchronization7.
Inset (c) is a close up of the interface between the core coral fragment and the subsequent P. lutea colonization.
The S. cerevisiae GRN-PPN interface shows a close relationship to the actual cellular protein to mRNA interface of cytosolic and mitochondrial ribosomes for protein translation from transcribed mRNA, proteolysis, mitochondrial respiration and cell cycle.
