Sentence examples for between the closure from inspiring English sources

Energy policy academic Dieter Helm argues strongly that it can cost-effectively help the UK bridge the gap between the closure of the UK's dirty coal and ageing nuclear plants and a full roll-out of low carbon generation, including renewables, new nuclear and carbon capture and storage.

A sternothyroid muscle flap was interposed between the closure sites (Fig. 3b, d).

For simplicity, we only consider the geometrically conforming case, i.e., the intersection between the closure of two different subdomains is empty, or a vertex, or an edge.

Secondly, due to integration of renewable energy to the electricity market, an intraday market is considered between the closure of the day-ahead market and the beginning of energy delivery time to make it possible to take corrective actions.

This study provides a new approach for determining the forecast errors of wind power generation in the time period between the closure of the day ahead and the opening of the first intraday session using Spain as an example.

Since the length of closure is defined in terms of time between the closure of the vocal tract after the preceding vowel, and the release before the following vowel, stops at the beginning or end of a word do not have a fortis-lenis contrast.

The error-landscape norm enables us to both make objective comparisons between the closures and to optimize each closure's free parameter for a fair comparison.

Moreover, the initial number of scenarios simulated to characterize the wind speed between the closures of day-ahead market and intraday market is 25 (600).

The ROC AUC scores and abundance ratios of the 8 proteins in common were very different between the PFO closure and no closure sample groups.

Crucially however its unemployment rate fell between 1997 (when the closure was announced) and 1999 (when it closed): But this does not mean Newcastle got through the period unscathed.

Elsewhere there are talks of mergers between organisations or the closure of services to improve efficiency.