The phrase "closed edge" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the edge or boundary of something that is closed or sealed off. Example: The carpenter carefully sanded the closed edge of the cabinet door to ensure a smooth finish.
The twelve quarter-circles on the surface of the cube form a continuous, closed edge that defines the rim of this highly warped disk.
Another interesting result is that the two open edges of the 1st and 2nd layers will form a closed edge structure once the separation between the two is below a critical distance.
The hysteresis loops in these curves result from wedge-shaped capillaries with a closed edge at the narrower side[20].
Since we need to find the coordinates of the edges after this process, we use contour lines for that purpose since they provide closed edge curves which will ease the process when computing in the wavelet domain.
In dot assays CoCM caused scattering of tumor cells from the edges of the colony, whereas colonies treated with homotypic media retained a defined closed edge (Fig. 1B).
At the side with the closed edge, make parallel cuts towards the side with the open edge but stop about 1.5" from the edge.
The energy barriers obtained for the open and closed BN edges are 2.04 eV and 1.29 eV, respectively, indicating that carbon atoms tend to diffuse over the closed edges and to be trapped by the open (002) edges.
A TEM image of the BNNFs after plasma treatment is shown in Fig. 1c, and we can see that the closed edges have been etched, resulting in a high content of open BN (002) edges.
In [ 19], Mudigonda et al. used multilevel thresholding to detect closed edges for mass segmentation.
This difficulty has been solved by forming a vesicle with closed edges through the curvature of developing bilayer membrane upon itself [ 24].
On the other hand, bilayer GNRs with closed edges could, in theory, have a finite band gap (up to 0.25 eV), depending on the twist angle between the two layers.
