Sentence examples for a more enclosed from inspiring English sources

Bad light meant England were thwarted in their hunt for a win last Saturday despite the use of floodlights and the issue could arise once more in the second Test, with the Dubai International Stadium a more enclosed bowl than at Abu Dhabi.

A dozen blocks north at Walt Disney Concert Hall in a stately space with strict rules against smartphone usage, Beck Hansen's "Song Reader" celebration offered similar star power in a more enclosed setting, one that honored both the permanence of printed matter and the open-sourced bliss of on-the-fly musical interpretation.

In contrast with the more open BchH structure, ChlH forms a more enclosed cage-like assembly, connected to an N-terminal 'head' region adjacent to a 5 nm-diameter opening in the structure.

If you have a high ceiling, you can create a warmer, more enclosed space by painting it a shade or two darker than the color you have on your walls.

"Britain", says Hermes's Mr Ross Goobey, "is a smaller, more enclosed society than America, and people still work for position, status, to be part of the great and the good".

The new MR Spyder is still not a true convertible, with an arrangement more like that of the old Porsche 914, but it makes up for that by being a bit more enclosed, so even in winter you can drive with the top down but the windows up and stay perfectly comfortable.

That kind of perspective, Ms. Whelan says, is particularly helpful to City Ballet dancers, who tend to live in an even more enclosed world than their counterparts at American Ballet Theater.

Light colors open a room up, while darker colors make a space look more enclosed.

There emerges an imperative need to defend against distal lung inflammation or damage as Homo chronospecies move to more enclosed environs where there is a greater possibility of contracting a contagious respiratory tract or parasitic infections and/or being exposed to gaseous-particulate irritant emanations [ 124, 125].

The need for defending against distal lung inflammation or damage emerges as Homo chronospecies move to more enclosed environs where there is a greater possibility of contracting a contagious respiratory tract or parasitic infections and/or exposure to gaseous-particulate irritant emanations.

While non-TB hospital is a large hospital including an eleven-story building and located in a site with a large yard, the TB hospital is smaller and more enclosed, where all TB patients and HCWs share the same ambulatory route from the entrance (Figure 1).