The phrase "as the closed" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "As the closed door creaked open, I felt a chill run down my spine."
Alternatives: "as the shut" or "as the sealed".
Compare this with the Facebook Platform, which can be seen as the closed model of openness.
Unions and other organizations have also adopted other devices to prevent or limit free riding, such as the closed shop.
Or play at The Back Room, a speakeasy outwardly masquerading as the (closed) Lower East Side Toy Company.
All is superbly crafted artifice, as the closed circle of big models looking at miniature models implies.
This haunting print suggests that London's streets are as eccentric and idiosyncratic as the closed wards of Bedlam itself.
"[Snarling continues]," as the closed captioning says: in the background, one precious brown-skulled howler howls on.
The control of the interface between the software simulator and the hardware under test, as well as the closed-loop stability issues, has been thoroughly approached.
Depending how the Burge view is spelled out technically, it will either have full capture and release at each level, or capture and release with the same restrictions as the closed-off Kripke construction.
Alger serves as investment manager for the Alger Fund portfolios, the Alger American Fund portfolios, the Alger Retirement Fund portfolios and the Spectra Fund, as well as the closed-end Castle Convertible fund.
For the adsorption of smaller molecules 3-APTES (221 Da) and HRP (44 kDa)—little to no sensor performolecules 3-APTES was observed as the closed-ended PSi microcavities did not suffer significant mass transport challenges with these molecules.
It was a spontaneously staged street event with a timeless cinematic quality that commented on the proliferation and content of Chicano murals, as well as the closed-off art world.
