The phrase "a small closed" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both small and closed, but it needs additional context or modification to be usable.
Example: "I found a small closed box in the attic."
Alternatives: "a tiny enclosed" or "a little sealed".
This equation is applied to a case of impact in a small closed tank.
Nice news for Mr Bush (whose own August rally in Oregon was a small, closed all-ticket affair).
Traditional wisdom has it that these diseases, which are caused by faulty genes, are a consequence of inbreeding in a small, closed population.
There, in a small closed space, in the dark, they could recreate the neurotic, loving, oppressive atmosphere of the shtetlekh they had left behind.
Mr. Shalit decided not to make a personal appearance at the event, apparently because handling crowds after five years in a small, closed space remained difficult for him.
The Rayleigh Plesset equation is applied to two cases of impact, one in a small closed tank and one in a larger hydrodynamic pool.
The next day, he convened a small, closed-door summit with law enforcement leaders and Black Lives Matter activists.
He also serves as chairman of liquidating trustees at what was once Petrie Stores and as a liquidating trustee for a small closed-end trust.
First, however, he checked the soupy that was already curing by an open window in a small, closed-off basement room.
We report pollen, spore, and charcoal records from Lago Augusta (47°05′S, 72°23′W, 440 m a.s.l)., a small closed-basin lake located near the modern forest-steppe ecotone east of the Andes in Central Patagonia, Chile.
But Israel's government, says Nigel Roberts, the World Bank's representative to the PA, increasingly recognises that a poor Gaza could also breed even more hostility to Israel.In a small, closed-off strip of land, with a population of 1.3m that will nearly double by 2020, what sort of economy can there be?
