Sentence examples for closing signals from inspiring English sources

Restaurateurs, hotel operators and taxi drivers, all of whom are hurting economically, say the airport's closing signals to tourists around the country that Washington is not safe.

Optical fiber Ethernet provides a condition for substation protection equipment to share current and voltage sampling values, state signals, and tripping and closing signals, meanwhile, the development of wide area communication technology even makes it possible for all protection equipments inside local grid to share information with functions meeting requirements.

The only problem is that the diffraction limit creates a bottleneck in which close signals can start bending towards each other.

For some indie musicians the prospect that the club might close signals the end of a certain kind of underground music in Manhattan.

For the seven other sentences, the scores vary between 41.7% 58.3% to the inverse 58.3%41.7%%, thus indicating that for these sentences, the two methods provide very close signals.

However, the selective pulse has to be long enough to allow for decoupling of close signals.

If the distance between two closest signals for a chromosome was larger than 2 μm, they were considered to be split.

Although the presence of a doublet signal is clear when using locus-specific probes, for centromeric probes fluorescence can be concentrated in a large signal or in a doublet with very close signals.

Integration of the two close CH3 signals in the acetyl region and the two close signals in the CH2 region gives a ratio of 3 2 protons, suggesting the presence of either isomers or a complex oligomeric structure with magnetically non-equivalent NAC ligands.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad yesterday declared debate over Iran's nuclear programme "closed" - signalling continued defiance of UN resolutions calling for the programme's suspension.

Now today I have to read that all the fans of doo-wop are "old or dying" ("A Doo-Wop Shop Prepares to Close, Signaling the End of a Fading Genre," news article, March 1).