Sentence examples for closure actions from inspiring English sources

We found that the pistol shrimp snapper claw, which exhibits the capacity to emit a high-velocity water jet during rapid closure actions, is more brittle than other mineralized biotools, exhibiting accelerated wear damage under contact stresses.

must have been transferred from the installation or activity on an overseas tour within three years prior to public announcement of the closure action.

"(3) transferred from the installation or activity on an overseas tour unaccompanied by dependents within fifteen months prior to public announcement of the closure action:".

Agencies assign the same closure action (i.e., "no cause" finding, legal action taken, etc). to all allegations that are part of the same case.

They said Obama was not focused on taking any unilateral action until Congress had spoken, a move that in effect sets the clock on a dramatic closure action of the sort Obama has rejected throughout his presidency for his final days in office, unless a last-ditch deal with Capitol Hill can defy the odds and become reality.

And therein lies the reason it's impossible to think of this as closure: Castro's actions warrant ten lifetimes worth of punishment, but his victims have only one in which to recover.

But the right-wing media isn't blaming the bakery's closure on the actions of owners Aaron and Melissa Klein.

Breaking these rules or engaging in any other malicious or nefarious activity can result in account closure and/or legal action at the discretion of administrators and the Help Desk.

Designed to be strike-proof, the DLR experienced its first closure by strike action in its 28-year history.

The retainer allows keeping the air gate valves fully opened and prevents their uncontrolled closure under the action of a rapidly ascending hot air flow inside the PHRS shell.

AS thousands of protesters marched through Manhattan during the Republican National Convention last week, some were equipped with a wireless tactical communications device connected to a distributed information service that provided detailed and nearly instantaneous updates about route changes, street closures and police actions.