Sentence examples for closure close from inspiring English sources

Standardized, straightforward verbal commands were used for brow elevation ("raise your eyebrows"), frowning ("frown"), eye closure ("close your eyes"), smiling ("smile, showing your teeth"), puffing cheeks ("blow your cheeks keeping the air inside"), and cheek incursion ("bring your cheeks in"), using additional mimicking by the investigator as needed.

This caught the attention of investors, and less than six months after incorporating officially as a company, Game Closure closed a seed round from an impressive list of investors, including SV Angel, Yuri Milner, Joi Ito, Charles River Ventures, Benchmark Capital, Greylock Partners, and General Catalyst Partners.

From an SET point of view, the temporal ventriloquism-like explanation of altered subjective duration could be interpreted as an altered duration of mode switch closure (closed upon perceived onset, opened upon perceived offset).

After primary flap closure, closed coil springs were activated to apply 200 g orthodontic force in the buccolingual direction and initiate immediate buccal tipping movement of the second and third premolars, in the control and test sides.

A net total of 953 stores (openings minus closures) closed in the first six months of the year, compared with 174 in the whole of 2011, the report found.

"The psychological effect of finally doing 'Albert Nobbs' is a sense of joyous closure," Ms. Close said.

The flame speeds calculated using this closure are close to the experimental data of Abdel-Gayed et al. (1987) [27] for flames in both the regimes.

Get some Velcro or make a drawstring closure to close the bag.

Use the tail closure to close the irrigation sleeve so that you can move around while the output continues to drain.

Some Scrib Crc /+; Celsr1 Crsh /+ mutants exhibited failure of eyelid formation at E16.5 (Fig. 2I,J; n=5/10); those mutants with craniorachischisis showed completely open eyelids, whereas the one individual with open spina bifida exhibited partially closed eyelids (Fig. 2K), and those with normal neural tube closure displayed closed eyelids.

If X is a nonempty subset of E, then we denote by X̄ and (operatorname{co}(X)) the closure and closed convex hull of X, respectively.